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Recommended is an adjective that refers to something that has been given a favorable endorsement or suggested as being worthy of approval or attention. It is often used to describe a specific item, activity, or course of action that a person or authority believes would be beneficial or advantageous to others.
When an item or product is labeled as recommended, it means that it has met certain criteria or standards set by experts or professionals in the field. These recommendations can be based on quality, safety, reliability, or other factors deemed important for consumers. For example, a recommended book is one that has been reviewed positively by critics, indicating that it is worth reading.
In the context of activities or courses of action, something may be recommended if it is believed to have positive effects or outcomes. For instance, an exercise routine may be recommended by a fitness trainer to help improve overall health and well-being.
In a broader sense, recommendations are often given by individuals who have personal experiences or knowledge about a particular topic. These suggestions serve as guidance to others who may be seeking advice or assistance. Recommendations can be found in various fields such as travel, restaurants, professional services, and more.
Overall, recommended implies that someone or something has been positively endorsed or suggested as being worthwhile, reliable, or beneficial, typically to assist others in making informed decisions.
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The word "recommended" comes from the verb "recommend", which can be traced back to the late Middle English word "reccommen", derived from the Old French verb "recomander". This Old French term has roots in the Latin word "commendare", consisting of "com-" (meaning "intensive") and "mandare" (meaning "to entrust"). Ultimately, the Latin word "mandare" originated from the combination of "manus" (meaning "hand") and "dare" (meaning "to give"). Therefore, the etymology of the word "recommended" implies the action of giving strong approval or entrusting something to someone's hands.
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