free+gift
1free gift — ➔ gift * * * free gift UK US noun [C] MARKETING ► a product that is given to a customer to thank them for buying something from a company or to encourage them to buy more: »As a token of our gratitude, we re offering a free gift to all… …
2free gift — noun Something given free with a product as an incentive to buy • • • Main Entry: ↑free …
3free gift — is recorded from 1909 and has persisted in use in advertising and marketing circles, despite its evident tautology …
4free\ gift — I have seen this at promotions, such as grand openings, or special sales are gifts sometimes not free? At the grand opening of our new Target Store on their billboard: Come in and pick up your free gift …
5free\ gift — I have seen this at promotions, such as grand openings, or special sales are gifts sometimes not free? At the grand opening of our new Target Store on their billboard: Come in and pick up your free gift …
6free gift — /fri: gɪft/ noun a present given by a shop to a customer who buys a specific amount of goods ● There is a free gift worth £25 to any customer buying a washing machine …
7free gift — /fri: gɪft/ noun a present given by a shop to a customer who buys a specific amount of goods ● There is a free gift worth £25 to any customer buying a washing machine …
8gift — [gɪft] noun [countable] 1. something given to someone on a special occasion or to thank them; = PRESENT: • Sales of Christmas gifts are expected to grow about 20%. gift adjective [only before a noun] : • She has several years of experience …
9gift — W2S2 [gıft] n [Date: 1200 1300; : Old Nors] 1.) something that you give someone, for example to thank them or because you like them, especially on a special occasion = ↑present ▪ The earrings were a gift from my aunt. gift of ▪ a generous gift of …
10Free Grace theology — refers to a distinct view of Christian topics, such as faith, repentance, assurance of salvation, and perseverance, that is tied to dispensationalism. Two organizations that promote it are the Grace Evangelical Society (GES), and the Free Grace… …
