grace
Meaning
Grace refers to a quality of elegance, refinement, or beauty in movement, form, or expression, often associated with a sense of ease and poise that transcends mere physicality, encompassing moral or spiritual dimensions that evoke admiration or reverence.
💡 While "grace" can denote physical elegance, it is also frequently used in moral or spiritual contexts, such as "to show grace" in difficult situations, which may lead to confusion with its more physical connotations.
Example Sentences
Word in Context
Each
morning
Marta
prepared
breakfast
in
a
small
,
sunlit
kitchen
,
her
movements
calm
and
measured
.
She
arranged
the
plates
and
cups
with
deliberate
care
,
as
if
the
small
ritual
required
the
same
attention
she
gave
other
important
tasks
.
Neighbors
often
remarked
on
the
grace
with
which
she
handled
the
chores
,
noting
how
even
mundane
actions
seemed
composed
and
thoughtful
.
This
quiet
discipline
created
a
gentle
rhythm
to
her
day
,
allowing
her
to
think
clearly
and
meet
visitors
with
genuine
warmth
.
When
she
finished
,
she
would
sit
by
the
window
for
a
moment
,
observing
the
street
and
feeling
ready
to
face
whatever
responsibilities
came
next
.
Common Phrases
grace under pressure
grace period
grace notes
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