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complimentary Adjective 1. expressing praise 2. free of charge: a complimentary drink
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complimentary adjective 1. flattering, approving, appreciative, congratulatory, eulogistic, commendatory << OPPOSITE critical Translations complimentary [kɔmplɪˈmɛntərɪ] adj → elogioso; [copy] → de regalo; complimentary ticket → invitación f How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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| And already, ye higher men--let me tickle you with this complimentary and flattering name, as he himself doeth--already doth mine evil spirit of deceit and magic attack me, my melancholy devil, You are very complimentary to my partner, indeed," asserted the donkey, rubbing his front hoofs together as if highly pleased. And he had a good knack at getting in the complimentary thing here and there about a knight that was likely to advertise -- no, I mean a knight that had influence; and he also had a neat gift of exaggeration, for in his time he had kept door for a pious hermit who lived in a sty and worked miracles. |
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