Grace

usgb/ɡreɪs/
noun

A polite and well-controlled behavior that is considered globally as appropriate.

She received the award with grace.
Visual representation of "grace" - a polite and well-controlled behavior that is considered globally as appropriate.

Often appears as...

  • fall from grace
  • with grace
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Social Elegance

Use 'grace' to compliment someone's dignified manners, often in social or public situations.

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Despite the chaos, she handled the situation with grace.
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Cultural Perception

'Grace' often reflects cultural standards of behavior, which can vary. Learn the use within a cultural context.

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In many cultures, greeting elders with grace is highly valued.
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Not Always Physical

While associated with physical elegance, 'grace' is also about attitude and response to situations.

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He accepted their criticism with grace, remaining calm and polite.
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