Definition

A quality that is attractive or elegant, often associated with charm and kindness.

Example

She moved with such grace that everyone admired her dancing.

Conversation

Did you see how she moved on stage with such grace?

I know! It was really captivating to watch.

Yeah, it made the performance feel so much more special.

Absolutely, her grace really added to the whole experience.

Synonyms & Antonyms

Definition

To add beauty or elegance to something, or to honor someone by being present.

Example

She graced the event with her beautiful singing.

Tense Forms

Conversation

I really appreciate how you grace our gatherings with your laughter.

Thanks! I just love being around everyone.

Your energy definitely graces the atmosphere.

Root Explanation

Grace → It originates from Latin 'gratia' (meaning favor, goodwill, or thanks). The word 'grace' refers to elegance or beauty in movement, as well as a sense of favor or goodwill.

Memory Tip

Think of 'favor' or 'goodwill' from the Latin root 'gratia' to remember that 'grace' means a sense of elegance or kindness.

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