n. elegance or beauty of form or manner or motion; mercy or pardon; v. to give honor to or make more attractive
The dancer moved with grace. OR Will you grace us with your presence?
The dancer moved with grace. OR Will you grace us with your presence?
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The dancer had grace and elegance.
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The sovereign queen ruled the country with wisdom and grace.
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The gentlewoman served the tea with grace and hospitality.
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The ballerina performed the pirouette with grace.
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Will you grace us with your presence?
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She is a performer whose grace and virtuosity enthrall.
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Her beauty and grace will enamor many young men.
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Ballet dancer was said to be the quintessence of grace and beauty.
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What does 'There but for the grace of God go I' mean?
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The ballerina was the epitome of grace.
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She moved across the stage with fluidity of grace.
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The notification stated the grace period and the penalties for defaulting.
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The hawk rides the wind with effortless grace.
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The dancer moved with grace.
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ease; charm; honor
awkward; clumsy
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grace
ace
base
bass
brace
caisse
case
cayce
chace
chase
crace
dace
drace
face
frace
glace
heyse
lace
mace
nace
pace
place
race
space
thrace
trace
vase
wace
abase
apace
debase
deface
dedisdisplace
efface
embrace
encase
erase
incase
lambastes
left-brace
misplace
replace
retrace
right-brace
interlace
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