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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a decent complement" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to something that enhances or completes another thing in a satisfactory manner.
Example: "The wine was a decent complement to the meal, enhancing the flavors of the dish."
Alternatives: "a suitable addition" or "a fitting enhancement".
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It's the whole works, or almost: the briefcase with the nuclear launch authorising codes; a decent complement of advisers and sundry officials; plus a media pool and motorcades here, there and everywhere.
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He says he's been after a decent chamomile for ages, to complement the "calming, soporific" connotations of lettuce.
As is the case with any team, however, a great defense must be complemented by a decent offense to achieve sustainable success.
If you like maths, doing Maths Specialist is a decent choice as the two courses complement each other well.
Each batsman should complement other batsmen to put up a decent score on the board.
Purchase or download a decent book on herbs and spices, to give you a good idea of what's available and what complements the different types of foods best.
A decent story [graphic].
First, a decent spirit.
A decent man.
A decent suitcase.
7. A decent story [graphic].
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