See also: Grace, grâce, and Grâce From Middle English grace, from Old French grace (modern French grâce), from Latin grātia (“kindness, favour, esteem”)...
grâce an de grâce coup de grâce crier grâce de bonne grâce de grâce de mauvaise grâce état de grâce faire grâce grâce à retour en grâce trouver grâce...
See also: grace, Graces, grâce, and Grâce English Wikipedia has an article on: Grace Wikipedia From the noun grace, first used by Puritans in the 16th...
with bad grace unwillingly; ungraciously Synonym: with ill grace Antonym: with good grace Translations...
See also: grace, Grace, Graces, and grâce Grâce f (Jersey) a female given name, equivalent to English Grace...
with good grace In a gracious manner. Synonyms: willingly, cheerfully, graciously Antonym: with bad grace Translations “with good grace”, in Merriam-Webster...
were it not for the work of God's grace (and perhaps also one's upbringing among those also formed in God's grace), any number of trials or tribulations...
has an article on: grace (prayer) Wikipedia say grace (third-person singular simple present says grace, present participle saying grace, simple past and...
IPA(key): /ˈɡɹeɪsɪŋ/ gracing present participle and gerund of grace gracing (plural gracings) (music) The use of a grace note....
de grâce m (uncountable) (theology) state of grace (figuratively, politics) honeymoon period (figuratively, sports) God mode être en état de grâce ― to...