Correct spellings for COMPLIMENTORY
- complementary California Cabernets are known for their complementary flavors of dark fruit and oak.
- complimentary The restaurant offered complimentary bread and butter to its diners.
If you intended to write "complimentory" but realize it's incorrect, here are some possible correct suggestions. The right term might be "complimentary", meaning free or given as a courtesy. Alternatively, you could be referring to "compliment", expressing admiration or appreciation for someone. Always double-check spelling to convey your intended meaning accurately.
