Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Highly"

A: to recommend means to suggest that something is good or suitable, so to highly recommend means that you think something is really good.

For example, I highly recommend this café if you want good avocado toast.

A: • I highly recommend staying out of the sun if you're not wearing suncream

• I highly recommend educating yourself on the topic before speaking out about it

• I highly recommend you steer clear of him

A: your attendance is highly appreciated

A: High and highly are separate words.
High -> higher
Highly -> more highly

A: "Highly recommended." (Sentence fragment. Similar to writing オススメ on menus/displays. Can also be used to modify nouns.)

"It's highly recommended." (Complete sentence. "It" refers to something both the speaker and listener understand.)

Examples:
A: Have you ever eaten at this restaurant before?
B: No, never. What do you think we should order?
A: Hmm, this one says, "highly recommended". I think we should try it.

A: Do I need to get a warranty with this TV?
B: No, but it's highly recommended.

A: On this website highly recommended hotels spend a lot of money on advertising.
B: Oh, I didn't know that.

A: Highly is like saying greatly, an example of using it like this is “He highly enjoyed it.”

Strongly would be a little bit more enthusiastic about what your talking about. “I strongly recommend that restaurant!”

And hardly would be more like saying barely. It’s not very good. “I hardly even understood what he said.”

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A: Yes. It even sounds like you are a fluent speaker.

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