To commit; deliver with confidence; intrust or give in charge.To represent or distinguish as being worthy of confidence, notice, regard, or kindness; recommend or accredit to favor, acceptance, or favorable attention; set forward for notice: sometimes used reflexively: as, this subject commends itself to our careful attention.To praise; mention with approbation.To bring to the mind or memory of; give or send the greeting of: with a personal pronoun, often reflexive.In feudal eccles. law, to place under the control of a lord. See commendation, 4.Synonyms and To extol, laud, eulogize, applaud.To express approval or praise.n. Commendation; compliment; remembrance; greeting.