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Meaning ofgracein English

grace

us//greɪs//uk//ɡreɪs//

Pluralgraces
Past Tensegraced
Participle Verbgracing
Third Person Singulargraces

Definitions

Noun
1. pleasant; charming qualities
2. elegant movement; balance
3. elegant movement; balance
  The dancer's movements were full of grace and poise.
4. divine favour or unmerited assistance; spiritual guidance
  We seek God's grace to guide us through difficult times.
5. a prayer of thanks (before meals)
  Before eating, they said a short grace to express gratitude.
6. temporary relief from debt obligations
  The company was given a period of grace to pay off its debts.
7. a musical note; embellishment
  The composer added a grace note to the melody to make it more beautiful.
8. a special move in card games; exception to rules
  In this card game, a grace is allowed to change the suit of play.
9. official university decree; formal decision
  The university council issued a grace to waive the tuition fees for the semester.
Verb
1. to adorn or embellish something
  The designer will grace the new hotel lobby with a stunning chandelier.
2. to honour or dignify someone
  The award ceremony will grace the achievements of outstanding scientists.
3. to provide with spiritual or heavenly favour
  The priest prayed to grace the congregation with peace and love.
4. to add musical embellishments (notes, etc.); enhance a melody
  The musician will grace the song with a beautiful harmony.

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