complement

UK:^**UK and possibly other pronunciationsnoun: /ˈkɒmplɪmənt/, verb: /ˈkɒmplɪmənt/ /ˈkɒmplɪmɛnt/

1. a [fine, great, wonderful, charming] complement to
2. a [fine] complement to any [room, kitchen, terrace, garden]
3. is the [ideal, perfect] complement to
4. a complement to the [book, series, set]
5. a full complement of [instructors, teaching staff, medics, monitors]
6. a [full, normal] compliment of cabin crew
7. We now have a full complement of [services, staff].
8. [White wine] is a great complement to [fish, this dish].
9. [provide, make, offer] the perfect complement to
10. [acts, serves] as a complement to
11. grammar: a complement [describes, identifies] the subject
12. grammar: [an object, a subject, a verb, an adjective] complement

1. complement a [diet, meal, dessert] (with)
2. complement [skills, speed, strength] (with)
3. complement a [look, dress, jacket]
4. [accessories, jewels, features] complement the [look]
5. [details, pieces, colors] that complement your (existing) [wardrobe, outfits, clothing]
6. that complement your [outfit, look, coloring, skin tone]
7. [clothes, styles] to complement the [fuller, female] figure
8. the [colors, foods, clothes, styles, flavors] complement each other
9. [they, the couple] complement each other
10. complement [business, incentives, activities]
11. complement [existing, new, current] incentives