ENGLISH DICTIONARY

Recommendative

Definition, Meaning & Examples

Part of speech adjective

Quick meaning: Recommendative is an adjective meaning That recommends; recomendatory.

Meaning

That recommends; recomendatory.

More Meanings

  1. (obsolete) That which recommends; a recommendation.

Example Sentences

However, an epistemic inference could also be used in a recommendative or directive manner.
I cannot find that the average denizen of the Bowery seems to be greatly impressed by any oratorical or recommendative efforts which may proceed from me.
I can only express my own gratification that our Committee was ready at this time to make that report and recommendative, and my earnest hope that the resolutions will be adopted.
If our English youth were trained up a great deal more, than they are at present, in the noble art of oratory, and better instructed in the rules and laws of speaking and action, the ornament and recommendative of all discourse; why might they not become as good speakers, as ever Greece and Rome yet produced ?

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Related dictionary entries include recommendation, commendation, commendatory, advertisement, disrecommendation, commend.

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