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dictionary entrycomplimentcom·pli·ment ˈkäm-plə-məntvia french compliment; from italiancomplimento; from latin complere1. n. a polite expression of praise oradmiration2. v. to express praise or admirationthesaurus entrycompliment noun praisesyn. tribute, commendation, bouquet,acclamation, admiration, homageant. insult, criticismwhat information about the word compliment can be found in both the dictionary and thesaurus entries?○ antonyms○ synonyms○ pronunciations○ parts of speech

Explanation:

1. Check the dictionary entry: It lists "compliment" as both a noun (n.) and verb (v.), so it includes parts of speech, pronunciation, definition, etymology, but no synonyms/antonyms.
2. Check the thesaurus entry: It labels "compliment" as a [noun], so it includes part of speech, synonyms, and antonyms, but no pronunciation.
3. Identify overlapping information: Both entries explicitly note that "compliment" functions as a noun (a part of speech).

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parts of speech