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gift
noun as in something given freely, for no recompense
Strongest matches
allowance, award, benefit, bonus, contribution, donation, endowment, favor, giveaway, grant, legacy, offering, premium, present, relief, reward, souvenir, subsidy, tip, tribute
Strong matches
alms, benefaction, bequest, bestowal, boon, bounty, charity, courtesy, dispensation, fairing, gratuity, hand, hand-me-down, handout, honorarium, lagniappe, largesse, libation, oblation, offertory, philanthropy, pittance, presentation, provision, ration, remembrance, remittance, subscription, tax benefit, tax write-off, token, write-off
Weak match
noun as in talent, aptitude
Strongest matches
Example Sentences
It was a gift from his late father, a doctor who survived the Holocaust.
A full recovery and comeback followed, and the five years since her return have been fruitful for one of the most gifted players to represent the Lionesses in recent times.
"You think it might be a one-off gift of your body and you close the book, that's not the case," daughter Carol said.
A First Brands manager described Patrick James as generous, and said he received holiday gift baskets that contained wine, expensive electronics and vouchers for vacations worth thousands of dollars.
She is the subject of multiple probes, including one for her alleged failure to declare gifts of luxury jewels and watches, a scandal dubbed "Rolexgate."
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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