(Christian theology) a state of sanctification by God; the state of one who is under such divine influence.
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Examples for "grace"
Examples for "grace"
1They hope so; and they take heart of grace to believe so.
2We wish that a baby will soon grace your family, Knotgrass said.
3Still, there was something; the same strange quality; the same forward-springing grace.
4I hoped to age with that high level of grace and confidence.
5The debt will run for 11 years with a three-year grace period.
1The saving grace, from the Treasury point of view, was universal credit.
2But there is this saving grace; he on his side knows nothing.
3The airline industry believed it was a saving grace for tourist numbers.
4He shall bestow upon our race His saving grace and glory too.
5He was a bastard whose only saving grace was paying child support.
1For this we know: they laboured only in a state of grace.
2How renew that state of grace without communion and outside a cloister?
3It was a state of grace, his particular brand of charm.
4The human state of grace had been drained from their bodies.
5Or those newly in love, wrenched from that state of grace.
6You must be in a state of grace when you speak the oath.
7The difficulty is, to believe that Absalom died in a state of grace.
8She was asked whether she was in a state of grace.
9To an interviewer's ear, it sounds like a state of grace.
10Though I fear you've met me rather out of my usual state of grace.
11Too bad she'll never get a chance to enjoy her moral state of grace.
12In Confucian China, this was the ultimate state of grace.
13To receive Confirmation worthily it is necessary to be in the state of grace.
14Now many who are in a state of grace suffer from dulness of mind.
15To receive Confirmation worthily is it necessary to be in the state of grace?
16But I still believe he can be saved, brought back to a state of grace.
Translations for state of grace