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gratuity
This term carries a formal tone compared to the common word tip. While a tip is often seen as a casual, optional reward for a specific service, a gratuity is frequently framed as a professional or contractual expectation, often appearing as a line item on a formal invoice or bill.
In employment contexts, the word shifts from a small reward to a significant financial settlement. Here, it refers to a lump-sum payment provided at the end of a career, functioning more like a pension supplement or a severance benefit than a simple gift.
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A twenty percent gratuity is automatically added to parties of six or more.
I left a generous gratuity for the bellhop who carried my bags to the room.
The hotel policy states that a gratuity is not required but appreciated.
I wonder if the gratuity I left was enough for the service we received.
He received a substantial gratuity after thirty years of loyal service to the company.
The company provides a retirement gratuity based on the length of employment.
The company provides a retirement gratuity based on the length of employment.
She is calculating her final gratuity before she officially retires next month.
She is calculating her final gratuity before she officially retires next month.