Gratuitous means unwarranted. It can also man done free of charge. Dinner was gratuitous with your room rental. Gratuitous advice is not always welcome.
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I chose not to view films featuring gratuitous violence!
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There was gratuitous violence in the movie, which many people did not like.
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Gratuitous is defined as something given or granted with charge. A person may be gratuitous with their money and opt to give it to charity, with no recognition or repayment in kind. The word gratuitous may also be labeled with a certain act (e.g. gratuitous violence, profanity, etc.), which is doing something for the sake of doing something.
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Gratuitous Space Battles was created on 2009-11-17.
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Gratuitous, in modern usage, often means 'unnecessary' although in the dictionary definition it probably means 'free.' When people refer to gratuitous violence or gratuitous sex they are usually criticizing violence or sex that didn't add anything to the plot but instead was just thrown in as a 'freebie.' You can visit the dictionary.com definition to learn additional information.
http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/gratuitous
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Example sentences for the adjective 'gratuitous':
He uses gratuitous insults to cover his ignorance, which actually tends to highlight it.
Once a week, Doctor Goode provides gratuitousservices at the free clinic.
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Synonyms for the adjective 'gratuitous' as a word that describes a noun as done or provided freely with nothing expected in return, are:
Synonyms for the adjective 'gratuitous' as a word that describes a noun as uncalled for; lacking good reason, are:
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The word 'gratuitous' is an adjective used to describe a noun as uncalled for; lacking good reason; unwarranted; or done or provided freely with nothing expected in return.
Example sentences:
He uses gratuitous insults to cover his ignorance, which actually tends to highlight it.
Once a week, Doctor Goode provides gratuitous services at the free clinic.
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The word gratuitous has three meanings
1. without cause/Sentence: The boy gratuitously gave the other boy the fish he caught.
2. costing nothing/Sentence: The gratuitous discount offered by the salesman was a nice surprise.
3. unnecessary and unwarranted/Sentence: When John won a game of Scrabble his bragging was a bit gratuitous.
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The cast of Gratuitous Art Productions - 2010 includes: Eugene Francos as Eugene Francos
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Gratuitous in this case means a request/reply that is not normally needed according to the ARP specification (RFC 826) but could be used in some cases. A gratuitous ARP request is an AddressResolutionProtocol request packet where the source and destination IP are both set to the IP of the machine issuing the packet and the destination MAC is the broadcast address ff:ff:ff:ff:ff:ff. Ordinarily, no reply packet will occur. A gratuitous ARP reply is a reply to which no request has been made.
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The cast of Feed the Beast - 2012 includes: Rachel Joy Mazza as Gratuitous Female Sidekick Rachel Sadie Rogers as Gratuitous Female Sidekick Sadie
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The cast of Gratuitous - 2005 includes: Logan Freeman as Trent Erin Poe as Pam Mark Trammel as Jerry Brad Watkins as Dash Kurtis Watkins as Narrarator
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On Par with Bill Pennington - 2008 Gratuitous Gratuity was released on:
USA: 11 July 2010 (internet)
USA: 11 July 2010
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Gratuitous gregarious
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Kureyon Shin-chan - 1992 Gratuitous Grandparent Nudity 1-26 was released on:
USA: 17 December 2007
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Kureyon Shin-chan - 1992 Gratuitous Child Nudity 1-20 was released on:
USA: 23 May 2007
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An acceptilation is a state of gratuitous discharge, a release from debt or obligation without payment.
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A gratuitous promise, also known as a promise made without receiving anything in return, is generally not legally enforceable because it lacks consideration, a key element in forming a contract. However, there are certain exceptions where a gratuitous promise may be enforceable, such as if it is made under seal or if there is a clear intention to create legal relations.
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Of course it has blood, it's a war game. The blood however is not gratuitous.
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It will probably die - and I do NOT intend that to be used as an invitation to, or to help, gratuitous cruelty.
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It can be revoked at any time without legal penalty, as there was no exchange of consideration.
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Roger Flexman has written:
'A crown of life, the gratuitous reward of the faithful Christian'
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No, Zodiac (2007) is a crime drama. It does have some intense killing scenes, but the violence is not gratuitous.
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As a piece of gratuitous advice an officer might say that, but it bears no legal weight.
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The state of being gratuitous. "Gratuitous" (from the French word "gratuit" meaning free, without cost) means something which is thrown in without being required. These days it has a bed connotation, as it usually refers to a film, drama or book which includes scenes of sex or violence, just to tittilate the low-brows, when they are not really required by the plot.
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Antonino Cataudella has written:
'La donazione mista' -- subject(s): Consideration (Law), Gratuitous Contracts
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The cast of Gratuitous Violence - 2007 includes: Hoyt Christopher as Kyle Pierce Walter DeForest as Paul Renn John Patrick Hayden as Chris Bauer Joe Petcka as Tommy Kerns Samuel Ray Gates as Aaron Rogers Jamie Schofield as Jessica Amanda Serkasevich as Denise Thomas
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The word could be voluntary or unbidden. The word gratuitous (as a gift) is sometimes used to mean unnecessary.
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No, of course not. On the Howling series you can see a woman turn into a werewolf with rather gratuitous emphasis placed on the development of the lupis poly-mammary.
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There is no overt nudity, but they get around earlier movie restrictions by posing the trio in their underwear as they have girl talk in their shared apartment. Its all gratuitous but fun.
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Of the top of my head:
enormous, massive, immensely large, gratuitous in size, lengthy, etc.
I recommend checking dictionary.com's thesaurus for more.
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Sometimes they might just think that it tastes good, but sometimes the bottle says that the ranch dressing is healthy.
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The amount a person should compliment a waiter will depend on how gratuitous they have been overall. It is considered proper to compliment the waiter whenever they have provided exceptional service.
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You seem to be talking about violence. By ordinary polite standards of behavior, violence is abhorrent and causes discomfort not just to the victim but to onlookers. A slasher movie is one that uses violence because some people seem to enjoy watching it. So you're talking about a different standard than polite society calls for. Gratuitous violence is the sort that is shown just for its own sake, not because (for example) it's a war movie and war is inevitably violent. So if you have a slasher movie, you're going to have gratuitous violence. If there's even more unnecessary violence than the low standard of slasher movies calls for, you'd describe it in the words that you quoted in your question.
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