compliment
ഉപചാരം
definition
verb
he complimented Erica on her appearance
politely congratulate or praise (someone) for something.
noun
she paid me an enormous compliment
a polite expression of praise or admiration.
translation of 'compliment'
noun
ഉപചാരം
example
Indeed, I interpret his obvious affection for her as a 'compliment' to myself, because obviously he feels much more strongly for me than he ever did for her.
I was pleasantly surprised at the generally well kept and clean appearance of the town, a 'compliment' to all residents and your public facilities.
Ask yourself what people tend to 'compliment' you on the most.
On the one hand, I got a nice 'compliment' from a reader.
So I think it's a 'compliment' to NASCAR and what they're doing with the sport.
Meanwhile, it's still a mystery if the favorable comparison was meant as a 'compliment' to Smith.
It was also a 'compliment' to the artists themselves.
Something about Gran's tone suggested that this was only a backhanded 'compliment' .
He answers questions thoughtfully and politely, always thanking the questioner first when a 'compliment' is offered.
This was meant to be a 'compliment' to him, and to wish him well in his retirement.
It's an enormous 'compliment' to be told your work is something that's enjoyed and recommended to other folks.
The best 'compliment' I can give any restaurant is the one I give the Rosewater.
Are you a shameless attention-seeker who can only get ego-gratification by having many people 'compliment' you?
it's a 'compliment' to the bride to dress up on her special day
Now that's actually a 'compliment' to Gehry, but it still implies that the bridge was on obstacle, rather than being something interesting to work with.
The timeless nature of these films is a 'compliment' to the film-makers' art, as well as a comment on the failings of society.
So please take this note as a 'compliment' to the hundreds of excellent editions I have read, not as a stab at the one that was not.
‘I always thought it was a 'compliment' to your host that you had made an effort and dressed up,’ said Joyce.
she paid me an enormous 'compliment'
I take it as a 'compliment' to be doing what I'm doing at my age.
She's made great progress - I don't know if that's more of a 'compliment' to her or self-congratulation on my part!
Suggest to others that they praise or 'compliment' someone who could use it.
she paid me an enormous 'compliment'
The exhibition is a 'compliment' to Leo and all involved and it is worthy to reflect on the fact that it's just a little slice of history.
It was actually a 'compliment' to her as a hostess, that she had made her guest so comfortable and welcome.
It's not only good karma and a nice thing to do - it's a 'compliment' to the manager that you respect and appreciate his staff.
I for one do not consider a continually deteriorating site as a 'compliment' to the village and it is hardly a suitable entrance to an otherwise charming community.
Chambers likely is to receive the ultimate 'compliment' this postseason - double coverage.
It was expected that a gentleman would pay a polite 'compliment' to a lady of his acquaintance, but quite another matter to be seen to mean it.
Nearly every time we stepped on the elevator, a Southern belle would graciously 'compliment' a lady on her outfit.
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