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Meanings of gratitude in English
Feeling or attitude in acknowledgment of a benefit that one has received or will receive.
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Usage of gratitude in English
1
His gratitude was quite genuine, by God; it left me completely speechless.
2
In gratitude for his good fortune he often gave money to beggars.
3
I look back in gratitude to the Polish people's fight for freedom.
4
This seeming want of gratitude in the boy astonished the Roman general.
5
Gamers everywhere owe him a certain debt of gratitude for his work.
6
In gratitude for his services, the Pretender created Lord Mar a Duke.
7
He thought it would be a good way to show his gratitude.
8
Rather he deserves their eternal gratitude and the freedom of west London.
9
That lets you know the way out: gratitude with a full heart.
10
In truth, I owe all your brothers a great debt of gratitude.
11
Please accept, Sir, my admiration for your great enterprise and my gratitude.
12
Chinese Ambassador Li Jinjun expressed gratitude for North Korea's support, it said.
13
I'm not OK.' Next, track the process to increase your gratitude quotient.
14
I allowed you into my home because I expected gratitude and understanding.
15
UCT Vice Chancellor, Dr Max Price expressed gratitude for the new initiative.
16
The Marquis thanked him in terms by no means deficient in gratitude.
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Gratitude through the time
Gratitude across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
South Africa
Common
Australia
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