You sound so much better when you use good grammar: Complement vs. compliment
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a difference a letter makes! Such is the case with the often confused compliment and complement.
Compliment means “a kind or flattering remark”: He paid Michelle the biggest compliment by mentioning that her new haircut looked nice.
Complement means “to go well with”: The blue dress perfectly complemented Danielle’s eyes.
An easy way to remember the difference is “A compliment is kind – both take i’s.”
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