"complimentary copy" or "complementary copy"

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Both on the surface might be correct, and both are widely used - but presumably one is correct and one is wrong - which is correct?

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@Dave Rado,

Complimentary means free ("with our compliments").

Complementary means matching (i.e. two things that go well together).

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