gratuitous in Russian
gratuitous in Russian is беспричинный, необосно́ванный, безвозмездный — gratuitous means done without any good reason, especially excessive or unnecessary (often used of violence or offense).
gratuitous in Russian
беспричинный
Pronounced: besprichinnyy
необосно́ванный
Pronounced: neobosnovannyy
безвозмездный
Pronounced: bezvozmezdnyy
Given freely; unearned.
беспла́тный
Pronounced: besplatnyy
Given freely; unearned.
незаслуженный
Pronounced: nezasluzhennyy
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 Russian?
"gratuitous" in Russian is беспричинный, необосно́ванный, безвозмездный. gratuitous means: Done without any good reason, especially excessive or unnecessary (often used of violence or offense).
How do you pronounce беспричинный?
"gratuitous" in Russian is беспричинный, pronounced "besprichinnyy".
How do you use "gratuitous" in a sentence?
Example: "Critics called the film's violence gratuitous and pointless." In Russian, "gratuitous" is беспричинный, необосно́ванный, безвозмездный.
Are there other ways to say "gratuitous" in Russian?
Yes — Russian has 5 translations listed for "gratuitous": беспричинный, необосно́ванный, безвозмездный, беспла́тный, незаслуженный.
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