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Greatful/Grateful
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Greatful vs. Grateful
Greatful
An incorrect spelling of 'grateful', often used mistakenly.
Examples:
Synonyms:
thankful
appreciative
Antonyms:
ungrateful
Grateful
/ˈɡreɪtfəl/
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Feeling or showing thanks and appreciation
Examples:
'You had nothing to be
grateful
for,' said Margaret quickly.
You know I am very
grateful
to him; do not you?
She thinks we ought to be
grateful
to her."
Synonyms:
thankful
appreciative
obliged
gratified
indebted
Antonyms:
ungrateful
thankless
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Ways to tell them apart:
Greatful
is not a correct spelling and is often a misspelling of
grateful
.
Remember:
Grateful
has the word
great
within it, as in someone is
great
and deserves gratitude.
The correct spelling,
grateful
, relates to feeling thankful or appreciated, which doesn
t have an
e
after the first
g'.
Misplacing the
e
in
greatful
is a common mistake; it
s not the same as the word
great' when expressing thanks.
When expressing thanks, use
grateful
, which has the root word
gratitude
hence no
e
after the
g
.
When to use grateful:
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