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Meanings of grace in English
Catalan
estat de gràcia Spanish
gracia (Christian theology) a state of sanctification by God; the state of one who is under such divine influence.
Usage of grace in English
1
They hope so; and they take heart of grace to believe so.
2
We wish that a baby will soon grace your family, Knotgrass said.
3
Still, there was something; the same strange quality; the same forward-springing grace.
4
I hoped to age with that high level of grace and confidence.
5
The debt will run for 11 years with a three-year grace period.
6
Broncos centre Ward delivered the coup de grace seven minutes after half-time.
7
I saw them die; I had that grace; and I buried them.
8
And observe the grace in line of the niches between the trees.
9
The figures, in full relief, are splendid in their grace and vigor.
10
Yes, it is gymnastics; it is not grace; it is scarcely alluring.
11
I just wish we got fewer opportunities for grace, Ted said honestly.
12
From every mesh in the social web, he can disentangle a grace.
13
Even serial dissident Carbone apparently took his reduced role in good grace.
14
De Lattre has given us two years of grace -that's all.
15
He grew in the grace of patience, and in spirituality and self-abnegation.
16
Long may he continue to grace both Mweelrea's slopes and your pages.
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Translations for grace
Catalan
Grace through the time
Grace across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
South Africa
Less common
United States of America
Less common
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