Compliment vs. Complement [SAT Vocabulary] SAT Words
Compliment and Complement very frequently show up on the SAT and the ACT. Knowing the difference between Compliment and Complement will also be very instrumental in any standardized exam you prepare for: be it PSAT, ACT, TOEFL, GMAT or ISEE.
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👉Compliment (v.)
To tell somebody that you either like or admire something about them.
Ex: She complimented him on his excellent French.
👉Complement (v.)
To add to something in order to make it better.
Ex: The good menu was complemented with a great wine list.
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