/grəˈtuɪti, -ˈtyu-/ Show Spelled Pronunciation [gruh-too-i-tee, -tyoo-] Show IPAUse gratuity in a Sentence
-noun, plural -ties. 1. a gift of money, over and above payment due for service, as to a waiter or bellhop; tip. 2. something given without claim or demand. 3. British. a. a bonus granted to war veterans by the government. b. a bonus given military personnel on discharge or retirement.
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1515-25; < MF gratuite, equiv. to L grātuī(tus) free + MF -te -ty 2
Another word for tip is gratuity.
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Let's leave a generous gratuity for the waitress since the service was outstanding.
You probably mean "prerequisites". A thing that is a required condition or something that needs to be completed before another thing can start.Or you may mean "perquisite". Something regarded as an extra right or privilege, benefit, gratuity or tip enjoyed as a result of one's position. We usually shorten the word and use the "perk" for the same thing.
ANSWER EG ANSWER In English we do not abbreviate the word example; we abbreviate the expression "for example" by using the initials of the Latin terms "exempli gratia" (e.g.), what actually mean exempli (examples in the plural) and gratia (gratuity, as a favor, by grace). "E.g." is often confused with "i.e." - the initials of the Latin "id est", id (that) est (is). As a rule of usage, both are always used with period after each letter and followed by a comma. (e.g.,) (i.e.,)
Another word for tip is gratuity.
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There is no such word in the English language. -This is known as 'gibberish'. - You may possibly mean 'perquisite' which means a tip or gratuity.
Gratuity
Tip (gratuity)
Gratuity a/c dr Provision for gratuity a/c
tip, gratuity, perk
gratuity
gratificación - gratuity
Gratuity means tip
A gratuity is more commonly known as a tip.
pension equivalent gratuity