n. 25B6; noun
the grace of a ballerina : ELEGANCE, poise, gracefulness, finesse; suppleness, agility, nimbleness, light-footedness.
he had the grace to look sheepish : COURTESY, decency, (good) manners, politeness, decorum, respect, tact.
he fell from grace : FAVOUR, approval, approbation, acceptance, esteem, regard, respect; goodwill.
he lived there by grace of the king : FAVOUR, goodwill, generosity, kindness, indulgence; formal benefaction.
they have five days' grace to decide : DEFERMENT, deferral, postponement, suspension, adjournment, delay, pause; respite, stay, moratorium, reprieve.
say grace : PRAYER OF THANKS, thanksgiving, blessing, benediction.
the three Graces. : See list.
inelegance, effrontery, disfavour.
25B6; verb
the occasion was graced by the prince : DIGNIFY, distinguish, honour, favour; enhance, ennoble, glorify, elevate, aggrandize, upgrade.
a mosaic graced the floor : ADORN, embellish, decorate, ornament, enhance; beautify, prettify, enrich, bedeck.
The Three Graces
Aglaia Euphrosyne
Thalia