DictionaryrecommendSuggest as suitable
verb

recommend

rek-uh-MEND/ˌrekəˈmend/

To suggest someone or something as a good choice.

The librarian recommends one book, pointing it out enthusiastically among the others.

Adult librarian points enthusiastically to one unlettered book among several while another adult chooses it, worthy choice clear.
Etymology

Commendare moved from entrusting people to another’s care to presenting them as worthy of regard. That favorable presentation underlies recommending a choice; re- may be intensive, but its force is uncertain.

In context

Rotary Crafts14:14
the 8250 and 8260 are quality tools and I can highly recommend them
All Dremel Rotary Tool Models Explained: Buyers Guide

More examples

  • Can you recommend a good plumber?
  • Her supervisor recommended her for the position.
  • The librarian recommends this book to young readers.

Forms

recommend · recommends · recommended · recommending

recommendation noun — A statement suggesting someone or something suitable.

Similar words

suggest
Presents an option without necessarily expressing strong personal approval.
endorse
Expresses stronger approval, often publicly or in an official capacity.