The Opposite(Antonym) of “nongratuitously”
The antonyms of nongratuitously are gratuitously, freely, and without charge. These words convey the opposite meaning of doing something without expecting payment or compensation.
Explore all Antonyms of “nongratuitously”
- gratuitously
- freely
- without charge
Definitions and Examples of gratuitously, freely, without charge
Learn when and how to use these words with these examples!
Without good reason; uncalled for.
Example
The actor gratuitously insulted his fans during the interview.
Without cost or payment; generously.
Example
The company offered its services freely to the victims of the natural disaster.
Key Differences: gratuitously vs freely vs without charge
- 1Gratuitously implies that something is done without good reason or justification.
- 2Freely means that something is given generously, without expecting anything in return.
- 3Without charge means that something is provided at no cost.
Effective Usage of gratuitously, freely, without charge
- 1Business: Use freely and without charge to describe promotions or offers.
- 2Media: Use gratuitously to criticize unnecessary or excessive content in movies, TV shows, or books.
- 3Everyday Conversation: Use these antonyms to describe actions or services that are provided without payment.
Remember this!
The antonyms of nongratuitously have distinct meanings. Gratuitously implies that something is done without good reason, freely means that something is given generously, and without charge means that something is provided at no cost. Use these words in business, media, or everyday conversation to describe actions or services that are provided without payment.
