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Definition of grace
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Grace (v. t.) To
supply
with
heavenly
grace.
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Stale
::
Stale (v. i.)
Having
lost the life or
graces
of
youth;
worn out;
decayed.
Hellenism
::
Hellenism
(n.) The type of
character
of the
ancient
Greeks,
who aimed at
culture,
grace,
and
amenity,
as the chief
elements
in human
well-being
and
perfection..
Reproach
::
Reproach
(v.) A cause of blame or
censure;
shame;
disgrace.
Un-
::
Un-
(adv.)
Those which have
acquired
an
opposed
or
contrary,
instead
of a
merely
negative,
meaning;
as,
unfriendly,
ungraceful,
unpalatable,
unquiet,
and the like; or else an
intensive
sense more than a
prefixed
not would
express;
as,
unending,
unparalleled,
undisciplined,
undoubted,
unsafe,
and the
like..
Beautify
::
Beautify
(v. t.) To make or
render
beautiful;
to add
beauty
to; to
adorn;
to deck; to
grace;
to
embellish.
Aggrace
::
Aggrace
(v. t.) To
favor;
to
grace.
Light
::
Light
(superl.)
Not
pressing
heavily
or hard upon;
hence,
having
an easy,
graceful
manner;
delicate;
as, a light
touch;
a light style of
execution..
Decorum
::
Decorum
(n.)
Propriety
of
manner
or
conduct;
grace
arising
from
suitableness
of
speech
and
behavior
to one's own
character,
or to the place and
occasion;
decency
of
conduct;
seemliness;
that which is
seemly
or
suitable..
Supernatant
::
Supernal
(a.)
Relating
or
belonging
to
things
above;
celestial;
heavenly;
as,
supernal
grace..
Scalawag
::
Scalawag
(n.) A
scamp;
a
scapegrace.
Bonny
::
Bonny (a.)
Handsome;
beautiful;
pretty;
attractively
lively
and
graceful.
Disgrace
::
Disgrace
(n.) The state of being
dishonored,
or
covered
with
shame;
dishonor;
shame;
ignominy..
Dishonor
::
Dishonor
(n.) Lack of
honor;
disgrace;
ignominy;
shame;
reproach.
Flourish
::
Flourish
(v. t.) To
embellish
with the
flowers
of
diction;
to adorn with
rhetorical
figures;
to grace with
ostentatious
eloquence;
to set off with a
parade
of
words.
Effusion
::
Effusion
(n.) The act of
pouring
out; as,
effusion
of
water,
of
blood,
of
grace,
of
words,
and the
like..
Grace
::
Grace (n.) The
prerogative
of mercy
execised
by the
executive,
as
pardon..
Grace
::
Grace (n.) A
petition
for
grace;
a
blessing
asked,
or
thanks
rendered,
before
or after a
meal..
Down
::
Down
(adv.)
From a
higher
to a lower
position,
literally
or
figuratively;
in a
descending
direction;
from the top of an
ascent;
from an
upright
position;
to the
ground
or
floor;
to or into a lower or an
inferior
condition;
as, into a state of
humility,
disgrace,
misery,
and the like; into a state of rest; -- used with verbs
indicating
motion..
Honestation
::
Honestation
(n.) The act of
honesting;
grace;
adornment.
Infamy
::
Infamy
(n.) That loss of
character,
or
public
disgrace,
which a
convict
incurs,
and by which he is at
common
law
rendered
incompetent
as a
witness..
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