ex gratia

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ex gratia

an ex gratia payment is one which someone makes in order to show that they are kind and not because it is legally necessary. The company has refused to admit it acted unlawfully but it has offered the victims an ex gratia payment of £5,000 each. (always before noun)

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Everything in the garden is rosy
everything under the sun
Everything's coming up roses
evidence
evil
ex cathedra

ex gratia
examine
except
except for one thing
excuse me
expense
explain away
extoll the virtues of

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