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compliment

compliment ['käm-plə-mənt]

[via french compliment; from italian

complimento; from latin complere]

1. n. a polite expression of praise or

admiration

2. v. to express praise or admiration

compliment (noun) praise

syn, tribute, commendation, bouquet,

acclamation, admiration, homage

ant. insult, criticism

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