commendable

IPA: kʌmˈɛndʌbʌɫ

Worthy of commendation; deserving praise; admirable, creditable, or meritorious.

Examples of "commendable" in Sentences

The work was commendable.
The move was mature, bold and commendable.
That's commendable, regardless of the ruffled feathers.
The high standards of the articles involved is commendable.
Although the enterprise is commendable, the result is not an improvement.
How Gray can say that the local and state pols did a commendable is beyond me.
“How Gray can say that the local and state pols did a commendable is beyond me.”
Their teaching must be rated at least "commendable" - the second highest rating.
Their teaching must be rated at least "commendable" -- the second highest rating.
Really what MS did here, although commendable, is nothing more than a little bit of polish on top of a standard VM solution.
Equally commendable is the Prime Minister's efforts to reform the U.K. welfare system, spending for which rose by some 40% during the governments of Gordon Brown and Tony Blair.
What I find remarkable and commendable is how many chances she was given to retract, amend or otherwise clarify that her intentions were benign, all of which she rejected with apparent contempt.