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Common collocations with gratitude in American Collocation

gratitude noun uncountable

US /ˈɡrætɪˌtud/

sincere

heartfelt
sincere

The family would like to express their sincere gratitude to all relatives, friends, and neighbours for the many messages of sympathy received at this sad time.

great

deep
enormous
immense
profound

He leaves with our profound gratitude for all that he has done.

continuing for a very long time

eternal
everlasting
undying

These men deserve the nation’s undying gratitude.

express gratitude

convey
express
extend
offer
record

I don’t know how to express my immense gratitude.

show gratitude

show

They naturally wished to show their gratitude.

feel gratitude

feel

She felt no gratitude to him.

receive someone’s gratitude

earn
receive
win

He quickly earned the gratitude of his team-mates.

deserve gratitude

deserve

For that they deserve our gratitude.

We owe a debt of gratitude to the college for the use of its facilities during filming.

help

assistance
contribution
help
support

They would like to record their gratitude for the help they’ve received.

kind behaviour

kindness

I often think of him with gratitude for his kindness to me.

work

efforts
service
work

They deserve our respect and gratitude for the work they do.