When to use "Compliment"
“Compliment” can be used as a noun or a verb to mean “an expression of praise.” Think of a compliment as a gift or a present. It’s simply saying something is good in some way.
- John paid Suzy a nice compliment on her new dress.
- The piano instructor complimented Mark on his improvement.
- Her compliment completely turned my day around.
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