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Definition of grace
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Grace (n.) A
petition
for
grace;
a
blessing
asked,
or
thanks
rendered,
before
or after a
meal..
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Infamy
::
Infamy
(n.) A
quality
which
exposes
to
disgrace;
extreme
baseness
or
vileness;
as, the
infamy
of an
action..
Hara-kiri
::
Hara-kiri
(n.)
Suicide,
by
slashing
the
abdomen,
formerly
practiced
in
Japan,
and
commanded
by the
government
in the cases of
disgraced
officials;
disembowelment;
-- also
written,
but
incorrectly,
hari-kari..
Dishonest
::
Dishonest
(v. t.) To
disgrace;
to
dishonor;
as, to
dishonest
a
maid..
Beautify
::
Beautify
(v. t.) To make or
render
beautiful;
to add
beauty
to; to
adorn;
to deck; to
grace;
to
embellish.
Happiness
::
Happiness
(n.)
Fortuitous
elegance;
unstudied
grace;
-- used
especially
of
language.
Sprawl
::
Sprawl
(v. i.) To
spread
irregularly,
as
vines,
plants,
or
tress;
to
spread
ungracefully,
as
chirography..
Reproach
::
Reproach
(v. t.) To
attribute
blame to; to
allege
something
disgraceful
against;
to
charge
with a
fault;
to
censure
severely
or
contemptuously;
to
upbraid.
Happily
::
Happily
(adv.)
With
address
or
dexterity;
gracefully;
felicitously;
in a
manner
to
success;
with
success.
Shendship
::
Shendship
(n.) Harm; ruin; also,
reproach;
disgrace..
Discommend
::
Discommend
(v. t.) To
expose
to
censure
or ill
favor;
to put out of the good
graces
of any one.
Shameless
::
Shameless
(a.)
Destitute
of
shame;
wanting
modesty;
brazen-faced;
insensible
to
disgrace.
Bowgrace
::
Bowgrace
(n.) A frame or
fender
of rope or junk, laid out at the sides or bows of a
vessel
to
secure
it from
injury
by
floating
ice..
Favor
::
Favor (n.) A kind act or
office;
kindness
done or
granted;
benevolence
shown by word or deed; an act of grace or good will, as
distinct
from
justice
or
remuneration..
Jansenism
::
Jansenism
(n.) The
doctrine
of
Jansen
regarding
free will and
divine
grace.
Stigma
::
Stigma
(v. t.) Any mark of
infamy
or
disgrace;
sign of moral
blemish;
stain or
reproach
caused
by
dishonorable
conduct;
reproachful
characterization.
Degradation
::
Degradation
(n.) The state of being
reduced
in rank,
character,
or
reputation;
baseness;
moral,
physical,
or
intellectual
degeneracy;
disgrace;
abasement;
debasement..
Calisthenics
::
Calisthenics
(n.) The
science,
art, or
practice
of
healthful
exercise
of the body and
limbs,
to
promote
strength
and
gracefulness;
light
gymnastics..
Ineloquent
::
Ineloquent
(a.) Not
eloquent;
not
fluent,
graceful,
or
pathetic;
not
persuasive;
as,
ineloquent
language..
Spot
::
Spot (n.) A stain on
character
or
reputation;
something
that soils
purity;
disgrace;
reproach;
fault;
blemish.
Invest
::
Invest
(v. t.) To
clothe,
as with
office
or
authority;
to place in
possession
of rank,
dignity,
or
estate;
to
endow;
to
adorn;
to
grace;
to
bedeck;
as, to
invest
with honor or
glory;
to
invest
with an
estate..
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