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Meanings of graceless in English
Usage of graceless in English
1
Splendid; airy, untouched by fear; untouched by thought; fearless, faithless, heedless, graceless.
2
Those three graceless girls read the sentimental rhyme and giggled over it.
3
He called himself the basest of wretches, the most graceless of lovers.
4
He looked around the room, which was stuffed with heavy graceless furniture.
5
We look at their portraits and wonder vaguely at their graceless costumes.
6
But let not graceless man discover that it is used upon him.
7
So, brethren, a graceless elder is a curse instead of a blessing.
8
Can you not take my part against that graceless husband of yours?
9
And it is to you, you graceless varlet, I owe all this?
10
Why did you ever loose that graceless whelp from his Scottish moor?
11
I never saw such an ill-behaved, graceless little rascal in my life!
12
That graceless day is, perhaps, the ultimate destination of the series.
13
And so I am leaving you in this cowardly, graceless fashion.
14
There was something in their large movements very imposing, and yet very graceless.
15
In the place of Expectancy, its graceless step-child, Disappointment, held sway.
16
It was classless, graceless and unnecessary but it still provoked roars of approval.
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Graceless through the time
Graceless across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common