gratis

[ˈɡrætɪs]

gratis Definition

given or done without charge; free.

Using gratis: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "gratis" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

  • Example

    The concert tickets were given gratis to the first 50 people in line.

  • Example

    The company offered a gratis trial of their software for a limited time.

  • Example

    The hotel provides gratis breakfast to all guests.

gratis Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for gratis

Antonyms for gratis

Phrases with gratis

  • denoting work undertaken voluntarily and without payment, especially legal work for people on low incomes.

    Example

    The lawyer agreed to take on the case pro bono.

  • something given or received without charge, especially an entertainment or consumer product.

    Example

    The conference attendees were given a freebie bag with promotional items.

  • provided free by the management of a bar or restaurant as a sign of goodwill.

    Example

    The bartender gave us a round of drinks on the house.

Origins of gratis

from Latin 'gratia', meaning 'favor, kindness'

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Summary: gratis in Brief

'Gratis' [ˈɡrætɪs] means given or done without charge. It is often used to describe free products, services, or experiences, such as 'The hotel provides gratis breakfast to all guests.' Synonyms include 'complimentary' and 'costless,' while antonyms include 'expensive' and 'chargeable.' Other phrases that convey similar meanings are 'pro bono,' 'freebie,' and 'on the house.'