ringraziamento

thanks

noun reen-grah-tsyah-MEN-toh Rare

Also means

expression of gratitude

Usage Note

Ringraziamento is the noun form of ringraziare (to thank) and refers to a formal or heartfelt expression of thanks. The plural ringraziamenti is common in letter closings and acknowledgements in books. The everyday phrase grazie is the natural spoken equivalent; ringraziamento sounds more ceremonial.

Examples

"Ha rivolto un sentito ringraziamento ai colleghi."

Natural Translation

He addressed a heartfelt thanks to his colleagues.

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