gra
cious
Comparative
more gracious
Superlative
most gracious
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characterized by kindness, politeness, and a warm, welcoming demeanor
- She offered a gracious welcome to all the guests at the party.
- Despite facing criticism, he responded with a gracious and understanding demeanor.
- In her gracious manner, she thanked each person individually for their contributions.
- The team captain displayed a gracious attitude even in the face of defeat.
- Their gracious hospitality made the visitors feel like part of the community.
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showing elegance, kindness, and good manners
- The host was gracious, ensuring every guest felt welcome and comfortable at the party.
- Her gracious reply to the criticism diffused the tension and showed her maturity.
- The ambassador's gracious demeanor helped smooth over the diplomatic negotiations.
- He thanked her with a gracious smile, appreciating her thoughtful gesture.
- Their gracious hospitality made their home a favorite gathering place for friends and family.
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(in Christianity) exhibiting or bestowed with divine favor or blessing
- The prayer acknowledged God's gracious mercy in their lives.
- She felt saved by the Lord's gracious act on her behalf.
- Believers thanked God for His gracious intervention during the crisis.
- His recovery was seen as a gracious gift from heaven.
- The sermon celebrated the gracious love of God for all humanity.