gratuitous in Polish
gratuitous in Polish is bezpodstawny, niepotrzebny, bezpłatny — gratuitous means done without any good reason, especially excessive or unnecessary (often used of violence or offense).
gratuitous in Polish
bezpodstawny
niepotrzebny
bezpłatny
Given freely; unearned.
nieodpłatny
Given freely; unearned.
What does "gratuitous" mean?
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adj Done without any good reason, especially excessive or unnecessary (often used of violence or offense).
"Critics called the film's violence gratuitous and pointless."
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adj Given freely, without being earned or paid for.
"The gift was entirely gratuitous, with no strings attached."
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gratuitous in a sentence
- Critics called the film's violence gratuitous and pointless.
- There was no need for that gratuitous insult.
- The gift was entirely gratuitous, with no strings attached.
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What is "gratuitous" in Polish?
"gratuitous" in Polish is bezpodstawny, niepotrzebny, bezpłatny. gratuitous means: Done without any good reason, especially excessive or unnecessary (often used of violence or offense).
How do you use "gratuitous" in a sentence?
Example: "Critics called the film's violence gratuitous and pointless." In Polish, "gratuitous" is bezpodstawny, niepotrzebny, bezpłatny.
Are there other ways to say "gratuitous" in Polish?
Yes — Polish has 4 translations listed for "gratuitous": bezpodstawny, niepotrzebny, bezpłatny, nieodpłatny.
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