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Compliment or complement? When you flatter or praise someone one, you’re paying a compliment. A complement, on the other hand, is something that perfects or makes up a whole. You won’t go wrong if you remember that a complement makes something complete.
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Compliment or complement?
When you flatter or praise someone one, you’re paying a compliment.
A complement, on the other hand, is something that perfects or makes up a whole.
You won’t go wrong if you remember that a complement makes something complete.
Written by GRE Word of The Day Team on December 29th, 2011 with 2 comments.
Read more articles on GRE Word of the Day.
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