bukshish (Meaning)
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bukshish (n.)
See Backsheesh.
Synonyms & Antonyms of bukshish
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bukshish Sentence Examples
- In certain cultures, it's customary to offer bukshish, or a gratuity, to service providers as a token of appreciation.
- The practice of giving bukshish to tour guides is common in many tourist destinations.
- While bukshish is often voluntary, it's sometimes expected in exchange for certain services.
- The amount of bukshish given can vary depending on the quality of service received.
- In some regions, refusing bukshish can be seen as disrespectful or rude.
- The tradition of offering bukshish has deep cultural roots in certain societies.
- Some travelers find the concept of bukshish unfamiliar and may feel unsure about when and how much to give.
- Despite its prevalence, the practice of bukshish has sparked debates about its ethical implications.
- Service workers in regions where bukshish is customary may rely on these gratuities as part of their income.
- Understanding local customs regarding bukshish can enhance one's travel experience and foster positive interactions with locals.
FAQs About the word bukshish
See Backsheesh.
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In certain cultures, it's customary to offer bukshish, or a gratuity, to service providers as a token of appreciation.
The practice of giving bukshish to tour guides is common in many tourist destinations.
While bukshish is often voluntary, it's sometimes expected in exchange for certain services.
The amount of bukshish given can vary depending on the quality of service received.
