Pronunciation: /kɑmpləˈmɛntəri/
noun a thing that completes or brings out the best in something else
A1 I like to wear complementary colors like blue and orange.
A2 She bought a set of complementary dishes for her kitchen.
B1 The two companies have a complementary relationship, working together to achieve their goals.
B2 His skills in marketing are complementary to her expertise in finance.
C1 The two artists collaborated on a series of complementary paintings that were exhibited at the gallery.
C2 The chef created a menu with complementary flavors that delighted the diners.
adjective describes something that completes or enhances something else
A1 These two colors are complementary.
A2 The salad dressing was a perfect complementary addition to the meal.
B1 The company offers a range of complementary services to enhance the customer experience.
B2 The artist used complementary colors to create a visually striking painting.
C1 The two companies have a complementary relationship that benefits both parties.
C2 The different departments work together in a complementary way to achieve the company's goals.
formal The two companies formed a complementary partnership to enhance their respective strengths.
informal The colors of your outfit are complementary and really make you stand out.
slang Those shoes are so complementary to your style, I love them!
figurative His calm demeanor was complementary to her fiery personality, creating a perfect balance.
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