consider yourself praised; you are hereby commended
Pompous, archaic-sounding expression used by a superior to bestow praise in a self-important manner. Often encountered in historical or fantasy settings, or used humorously to mimic such a tone.
"Well done. You are hereby commended!" said the king.
Archaic humble/formal verb meaning 'to give' or 'to send'. In 褒めてつかわす, it adds a self-important, bestowing nuance.
Standard kanji-kana mixed spelling using 褒める and the auxiliary つかわす.
Variant using 誉める; both kanji are used for 'praise'.
Full kanji spelling with 遣わす; less common in modern writing.
Full kanji variant with 誉める and 遣わす; rare.
Compound of 褒めて (te-form of 褒める 'to praise') + つかわす (archaic humble/formal 'to give'). The expression literally means 'I give you praise', used in a pompous, condescending manner.