Definition and meaning of English word "gratitude"
gratitude
/ˈɡrætɪtjuːd/
How to use
The noun 'gratitude' is typically used in formal or sincere expressions of appreciation, often in written or heartfelt communications. A common grammatical nuance is that 'gratitude' is frequently used with the preposition 'for' (e.g., 'I feel a deep sense of gratitude for your support'). Learners should note that 'gratitude' is not usually used in casual conversations, and its usage may sound overly formal or insincere in informal contexts.
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gratitude
Example
It is important to keep the gratitude in a safe place.
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Common phrases
- express gratitude— express gratitude
- feel a sense of gratitude— feel a sense of gratitude
- show gratitude— show gratitude
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Frequency rank: #1385 in English
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The English word "gratitude" means "gratitude" in English.
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