complimentary
/ˌkɒmplɪˈmentəri/ adjectiveDefinition
› saying good things about someone or something: highly/very complimentary The reviews of her latest book are highly complimentary. He was less than complimentary about the progress that many of the companies he has surveyed are making.
› if tickets, products, services, etc. are complimentary, they are given free: Parking is usually complimentary or included in the ticket price. → See also comp adjective
(Definition of complimentary adjective from the Cambridge Business English Dictionary
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