grace (A2)
noun
Pronunciation: /ɡreɪs/
Definition
A pleasing quality of movement, behavior, or appearance that is smooth and elegant.
Examples
She moved with the grace of a dancer.
He showed great grace under pressure.
The cat landed on its feet with perfect grace.
How to Use grace
- with grace (prepositional phrase)
- In a smooth, elegant, and controlled way. — "She accepted the award with grace."
- say grace (collocation)
- To say a short prayer before a meal. — "The family gathered to say grace."
- grace period (collocation)
- An extra amount of time allowed for something, often to avoid a penalty. — "The bill can be paid within the grace period without a late fee."
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