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gratis
[ grat-is, grey-tis ]
adverb
- without charge or payment; free:
The manufacturer provided an extra set of coat buttons gratis.
adjective
- free; gratuitous.
gratis
/ ˈɡrætɪs; ˈɡrɑːtɪs; ˈɡreɪtɪs /
adverb
- postpositive without payment; free of charge
Word History and Origins
Word History and Origins
Origin of gratis1
Example Sentences
Strangers to the menu might be brought a gratis taste of ceviche.
Local pharmacies are including a gratis travel-sized bottle with every prescription pick up.
Souvenirs follow, in the form of gratis chocolate bars in wrappers as stylish as the custom-tailored suits worn by male staff.
Meals come with a gratis box of pillowy, house-baked rolls and — another plus — room-temperature butter.
Actually, some suspected that Japan Airlines provided the plane gratis for the publicity.
The programs and tickets were designed by a local firm, gratis.
In just the latest, the embattled governor is being called out for violating state ethics laws by nabbing Yankees tickets gratis.
Sometimes travel writers get their hotels and excursions gratis.
Nam erga reliquos, aut hc aut in nauibus agentes didicerunt nobis non facil quicqu gratis dare.
Moreover, one would think that, as a professor at the Lyceum, he might even have got it gratis.
And then there is one other point to be taken into consideration: he often gave his lessons gratis.
You shall have the wine gratis, and of far better quality than what you get at the scoundrelly "Swan."
I voluntarily presented Maelzel gratis with a "Battle Symphony" for his panharmonica.
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