Synonyms and antonyms of Grateful and gratitude in British Thesaurus

grateful (adjective)

feeling that you want to thank someone because they have given you something or have done something for you

gratitude (noun)

a feeling of being grateful to someone because they have given you something or have done something for you

thankful (adjective)

grateful for something, or pleased that something unpleasant is no longer happening or did not happen

indebted (adjective)

grateful to someone for their help

appreciative (adjective)

showing that you are grateful or that you enjoyed something

be glad of something ()

to be grateful to have something

debt (noun)

an obligation to be grateful to someone because they have done something for you

obligation (noun)

a grateful feeling that you have towards someone who has done something for you

appreciation (noun)

the feeling you have when you are grateful to someone

touch (verb)

to feel grateful because someone has been very kind to you

utang na loob (noun)

Philippine English a feeling that you have a moral duty to help someone or return a favour

beholden (adjective)

formal feeling an obligation to do something for someone who has helped you in the past

be thankful/grateful for small mercies ()

used to say that you should be grateful for something good that has happened because it is one of the few good things in a bad situation

mercifully (adverb)

mainly literary used for showing that you are grateful that something has happened, because it has prevented or ended something bad

thankfully (adverb)

in a grateful way

under an obligation ()

feeling grateful towards someone who has done something for you