Compliment Vs Complement

There is no difference between the meaning for center and centre, however some purists would prefer to use ‘centre’ as the word for the middle point of something as in ‘central’ and ‘center’ as the word for a place or institution. Center is the preferred spelling in American English and centre is the English equivalent [...]

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What is the difference between compliment and complement? A compliment is to pay a compliment to something or someone. For example: “I like your tie” is a compliment. It is a means of expressing admiration. Complement comes from the word complete and does not relate to expressing admiration. Rather it means to complete something. “We [...]

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