regratiatory (Meaning)
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regratiatory (n.)
A returning or giving of thanks.
Synonyms & Antonyms of regratiatory
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regratiatory Sentence Examples
- The company's regratiatory offer of a partial refund was met with disappointment from customers.
- The salesperson's regratiatory remarks about the competitor's product offended the customer.
- The teacher gave a regratiatory reply to the student's question, avoiding a definitive answer.
- The politician's regratiatory apology was seen as insincere and unrepentant.
- The artist's regratiatory note of thanks to the critic for their unfavorable review lacked genuine gratitude.
- The organization received regratiatory donations from individuals who felt obligated to contribute.
- The boss gave a regratiatory compliment to the employee, acknowledging their efforts without offering any meaningful reward.
- The regratiatory tone of the email response hinted at underlying resentment or bitterness.
- The defendant's regratiatory plea bargain attempt was rejected by the prosecutor due to its insincerity.
- The student's regratiatory answer on the exam demonstrated a lack of understanding of the material.
FAQs About the word regratiatory
A returning or giving of thanks.
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The company's regratiatory offer of a partial refund was met with disappointment from customers.
The salesperson's regratiatory remarks about the competitor's product offended the customer.
The teacher gave a regratiatory reply to the student's question, avoiding a definitive answer.
The politician's regratiatory apology was seen as insincere and unrepentant.
