Yes. I'm pretty sure there are complimentary tickets that haven't been used somewhere.
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Complimentary
//ˌkɒmplɪˈmɛnt(ə)ɹi//
Synonyms for "complimentary" (92 found)
Ranked by relevance and common usage.
Closest matches (19)
Strong matches (27)
Related words (46)
Related word relations
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Antonyms
2 entriesSynonyms
3 entriesderived
4 entriesderived from
1 entriesrelated to
6 entriessimilar
12 entriesTranslations
63 translations across 24 languages.
Afrikaans
1 entries- vleiende adj (in the nature of a compliment)
Arabic
1 entries- إِطْرَائِيّ adj (in the nature of a compliment)
Basque
1 entries- osagarriak adj (in the nature of a compliment)
Bulgarian
4 entries- безплатен adj (free; provided at no charge)
- гратис adj (free; provided at no charge)
- ласкателен adj (in the nature of a compliment)
- поздравителен adj (with respect to the closing of a letter, formal and professional)
Chinese Mandarin
3 entries- 免费赠送的 adj (free; provided at no charge)
- 赞美的 adj (in the nature of a compliment)
- 问候的 adj (with respect to the closing of a letter, formal and professional)
Dutch
1 entries- vleiend adj (in the nature of a compliment)
Esperanto
1 entries- komplimenta adj (in the nature of a compliment)
Finnish
4 entries- ilmainen adj (free; provided at no charge)
- imarteleva adj (in the nature of a compliment)
- kohtelias adj (in the nature of a compliment)
- vapaa adj (free; provided at no charge)
French
3 entries- flatteur adj (in the nature of a compliment)
- gratuit adj (free; provided at no charge)
- laudatif adj (in the nature of a compliment)
Galician
1 entries- lisonjeiro adj (in the nature of a compliment)
German
4 entries- bauchpinselnd adj (in the nature of a compliment)
- gratis adj (free; provided at no charge)
- kostenlos adj (free; provided at no charge)
- schmeichelnd adj (in the nature of a compliment)
Greek
1 entries- κολακευτικός adj (in the nature of a compliment)
Hungarian
4 entries- ajándék adj (free; provided at no charge)
- bókoló adj (in the nature of a compliment)
- dicsérő adj (in the nature of a compliment)
- elismerő adj (in the nature of a compliment)
Korean
1 entries- 아첨하는 adj (in the nature of a compliment)
Latvian
1 entries- glaimojošs adj (in the nature of a compliment)
Polish
2 entries- darmowy adj (free; provided at no charge)
- nieodpłatny adj (free; provided at no charge)
Portuguese
1 entries- lisonjeiro adj (in the nature of a compliment)
Romanian
4 entries- de felicitare adj (with respect to the closing of a letter, formal and professional)
- gratuit adj (free; provided at no charge)
- laudativ adj (in the nature of a compliment)
- măgulitor adj (in the nature of a compliment)
Russian
2 entries- беспла́тный adj (free; provided at no charge)
- ле́стный adj (in the nature of a compliment)
Spanish
3 entries- de obsequio adj (free; provided at no charge)
- de regalo adj (free; provided at no charge)
- lisonjero adj (in the nature of a compliment)
Swedish
3 entries- komplimenterande adj (in the nature of a compliment)
- komplimentär adj (in the nature of a compliment)
- kostnadsfri adj (free; provided at no charge)
Tagalog
1 entries- nakakabigay-puri adj (in the nature of a compliment)
Turkish
4 entries- bedava adj (free; provided at no charge)
- iltifatkâr adj (with respect to the closing of a letter, formal and professional)
- mültefit adj (with respect to the closing of a letter, formal and professional)
- ücretsiz adj (free; provided at no charge)
Welsh
4 entries- am ddim adj (free; provided at no charge)
- canmoliaethus adj (in the nature of a compliment)
- clodforus adj (in the nature of a compliment)
- rhadlon adj (free; provided at no charge)
Sample sentences
15 total sentences available.
First class plane flights come with complimentary alcohol.
Source: tatoeba (2334863)
The drinks are complimentary.
Source: tatoeba (2570223)
Tom was thrilled when he managed to get two complimentary tickets for the grand final.
Source: tatoeba (3091498)
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