ex gratia Antonyms
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Meaning of ex gratia
Wordnet
ex gratia (s)
as a favor; not compelled by legal right
ex gratia Sentence Examples
- The company made an ex gratia payment to the affected families as a token of goodwill.
- The ex gratia payment was aimed at providing immediate financial assistance to those who had suffered losses.
- The government announced an ex gratia for farmers to help them tide over a natural calamity.
- The insurance company provided an ex gratia to the policyholder as a gesture of compensation for the inconvenience caused.
- The employer granted an ex gratia to the employee who had gone beyond the call of duty.
- The hospital administration offered an ex gratia to the patient's family as an apology for the negligence.
- The principal announced an ex gratia to the students who had performed exceptionally well in the examinations.
- The club awarded an ex gratia to the player who had displayed outstanding sportsmanship.
- The ex gratia was a small token of appreciation for the hard work and dedication of the team members.
- The organization made an ex gratia payment to the volunteers who had helped in organizing the event.
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as a favor; not compelled by legal right
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No antonyms found.
The company made an ex gratia payment to the affected families as a token of goodwill.
The ex gratia payment was aimed at providing immediate financial assistance to those who had suffered losses.
The government announced an ex gratia for farmers to help them tide over a natural calamity.
The insurance company provided an ex gratia to the policyholder as a gesture of compensation for the inconvenience caused.
