approve, acclaim, recommend, accredit, boost, compliment, sanction, support, endorse, assign, trust
The word "admonish" means to warn, scold, or chide. An antonym would be to applaud, commend, or praise.
Commend for
"I commend you on your outstanding performance."
If you get 100% on your test, your teacher will commend you.We strongly commend this approach to the Government.
The abstract noun for the verb to commend is commendation.
The past tense of commend is commended.
my friend commend my hair
The adverb form for the verb to commend is commendably.
Example sentences using the word commend:We strongly commend this approach to the UK government.I personally commend the bravery of the troops during this operation.I could find no real fault the new toaster, so I would heartily commend it.
Commend.
"I commend you for your duty. May God's blessings go with you."--from the musical Les Misérables.
Another term for best would be the tops. You could say the ultimate also. Phrases include A-1, first class, or first rate. You might say unrivaled, unsurpassed, or unequalled as well.