grace
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/ɡreɪs/
🇬🇧
/ɡreɪs/
noun
C1
Smooth, controlled, and beautiful movement.
She dances with grace and elegance.
C1
Polite and respectful behavior.
He accepted the loss with grace and dignity.
R
Good manners in social situations.
She has the grace to make everyone feel welcome.
R
Extra time given to complete something.
They gave me a week's grace to finish the project.
R
God's love and kindness to people.
They survived by God's grace.
R
A prayer before eating to thank God.
Let's say grace before we eat.
R
A title for an archbishop, duke, or duchess.
Their Graces will attend the ceremony.
verb
R
To make something look more attractive.
Flowers grace the table beautifully.
R
To honor someone by your presence.
The king graced the event with his presence.
translation
Smooth, controlled, and beautiful movement.; Polite and respectful behavior.; Good manners in social situations.; Extra time given to complete something.; God's love and kindness to people.; A prayer before eating to thank God.; A title for an archbishop, duke, or duchess.
To make something look more attractive.; To honor someone by your presence.
Word Forms
3rd Present
graces
Past
graced
Perfect
graced
Progressive
gracing
Plural
graces