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free gift
/friː ɡɪft/
an item given without charge
The store is offering a free gift with every purchase over $50.
A complimentary item is given to customers who spend more than $50.
informal
an item given without charge, often as a promotional offer or incentive
Sign up for our newsletter and receive a free gift.
Subscribing to the newsletter entitles you to a complimentary item.
The free gift was a small token of appreciation from the company.
The company provided a complimentary item as a gesture of gratitude.
Often used in marketing to attract customers or as a gesture of goodwill.
Collocations
free gift with purchasea complimentary item included when buying somethingfree gift carda prepaid card given without charge
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Pro Tip
Marketing Use
Businesses often use 'free gift' to attract customers or reward loyalty.
Gold Rule
Clarity
Ensure the terms of the 'free gift' are clearly stated to avoid misunderstandings.
Word Origin
Combination of 'free' (without cost) and 'gift' (an item given voluntarily).
Usage Notes
Common in retail and marketing contexts to encourage purchases or loyalty.
Word Breakdown
free
without cost
adjectivegift
an item given voluntarily
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