Complimentary ( adjective , noun , adverb )

(As an adjective)

Complimentary ( adjective )

Expressing praise or admiration.

Origin:

Late 17th century: from french complémentaire or late latin complementarius, from complere "to complete".

Examples:

1. He received a complimentary letter from his employer.
2. The hotel offers complimentary breakfast.
3. The critics gave the play a complimentary review.
4. She always has a complimentary word for others.
5. The complimentary tickets were for the best seats in the house.

(As a noun)

Complimentary ( noun )

Expressing praise or admiration.

Origin:

Late 17th century: from french complémentaire or late latin complementarius, from complere "to complete".

Examples:

1. He received a complimentary letter from his employer.
2. The hotel offers complimentary breakfast.
3. The critics gave the play a complimentary review.
4. She always has a complimentary word for others.
5. The complimentary tickets were for the best seats in the house.

(As an adverb)

Complimentary ( adverb )

Expressing praise or admiration.

Origin:

Late 17th century: from french complémentaire or late latin complementarius, from complere "to complete".

Examples:

1. He received a complimentary letter from his employer.
2. The hotel offers complimentary breakfast.
3. The critics gave the play a complimentary review.
4. She always has a complimentary word for others.
5. The complimentary tickets were for the best seats in the house.