Gratuities is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for GRATUITIES in dictionary:

NOUN:
• GRATUITY, a gift of money
• a tip given to a waiter, taxi driver, etc.
• a sum of money paid to an employee at the end of a period of employment

Words related to GRATUITIES

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How to use GRATUITIES in a sentence

• He rather courted poverty, and refused reasonable gratuities.
• To those people who had come as an escort from the temple, I gave presents and gratuities, and having bestowed dresses on their officers, I dismissed them.
• This is the recognized scale at which gratuities are given by most people, though they might often amount to more when any special service has been rendered.
• Circumstances have been recently developed showing the existence of extensive frauds under the various laws granting pensions and gratuities for Revolutionary services.
• He performed a number of sacrificial rites of various kinds, in which abundant gratuities were paid to the priests.
• He therefore augmented the pay of all his attendants, and requited every exertion of uncommon diligence by supernumerary gratuities.
• You see, she left enough money to pay for everything, as well as to provide my servants with handsome gratuities.
• When he contracts for it he pays a certain sum to the public treasury, over and above what he pays to the influential officers and Court favourites in gratuities.
• He takes, in gratuities, something less than his contracting predecessors took, and shares, what he takes, liberally, with those whose assistance he requires at Court.
• Sobhan Allee, his deputy, was made to pay to the treasury seven lacs of rupees, and in gratuities to court favourites five lacs more.
• No gratuities were accepted there, as at Lorenzo Marques, and nothing escaped the vigilance of the bearded inspectors.
• Sometimes they give it, under pretext of gratuities, to officers on half-pay, thus obliging the inhabitants to buy space at excessive prices.
• The nobles received gratuities and were entertained by the tzar in festivals, at which parties of ten thousand, day after day, were feasted, during an interval of six weeks.

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