gratitude

gratitude
noun
ADJECTIVE
▪ deep, profound
▪ heartfelt, sincere
▪ eternal, undying
VERB + GRATITUDE
▪ feel
▪

the very deep gratitude I felt towards/toward her

▪ express, extend, show
▪ have
▪

You have our undying gratitude.

▪ deserve, earn (sb)
▪

They deserve our gratitude for all the work they do.

▪

His kindness earned him her eternal gratitude.

PREPOSITION
▪ in gratitude
▪

He almost wept in gratitude when he saw the money.

▪ with gratitude
▪

I remember them with gratitude.

▪ gratitude at
▪

my gratitude at her thoughtfulness

▪ gratitude for
▪ gratitude to, gratitude towards/toward
▪

I would like to express my deep sense of gratitude to the staff for their patience.

PHRASES
▪ as a token of your gratitude
▪

I sent him some money as a token of my gratitude.

▪ owe a debt of gratitude to sb
▪

We owe her a deep debt of gratitude for her services.

▪ a feeling of gratitude, a sense of gratitude

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