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complement
noun as in companion, counterpart
Example Sentences
My steak was cooked perfectly and complemented by the numerous sides, which include hen of the woods mushrooms, Japanese sweet potato and hand-cut black truffle fries.
It said the ban was complemented by broader measures to ensure adverts were ethical, transparent, and in line with authority values.
That AI infrastructure investment is complemented by huge spending on hiring top talent away from rival companies.
Their plan is for him to both compete with and complement star striker Harry Kane.
They even sing to each other, their World War I-era characters sharing a love of American folk songs that gives them a societally acceptable passion to complement the one they can’t demonstrate.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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