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Meaning of recommendable in English:

recommendable

Pronunciation /ˌrɛkəˈmɛndəb(ə)l/

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adjective

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‘So, besides being expensive, it is not recommendable to eat euro notes.’
  • ‘The high quality of this concert and the limited seating facilities of the venue make early booking extremely recommendable.’
  • ‘Computer science students, IT consultants and business managers will find valuable material in this highly recommendable book.’
  • ‘A full German libretto with an English translation makes this reissue recommendable even to collectors acquainting themselves with this opera for the first time.’
  • ‘Anti-depressants are not always recommendable because though they may alleviate depression they may trigger a manic high in the process.’
  • ‘Here are some recent publications that we purchased, reviewed and considered interesting and recommendable.’