complimental

The American Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1910 · p. 10
[Eng. compliment; -al.] *1. The same as COMPLEMENTAL (q. v.). 2. Complimentary, flattering. "Languages for the most part, in terms of art and erudition, retain their original poverty, and rather grow rich and abundant in complimental phrases, and such froth."-Wotton. *com-pli-ment'-al-ly, adv . [ Eng.complimental ; -ly.] In the manner or nature of a compliment. "This speech has been condemned as avaricious: Eustathius judges it spoken artfully and compliment ally ." -Broome . IMG:content-0404.png:[blocks in formation] ary ]
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