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grace

  1. noun
    • elegance or beauty of movement
      gratia
      She moved with grace across the stage. — Cum gratia per scaenam se movit.
      venustas
      She moved with grace across the stage. — Cum venustate per scaenam se movit.
    • [religious], divine favor or mercy
      gratia divina [religious]
      We are saved by grace. — Per gratiam divinam salvamur.
    • short prayer before a meal
      gratiarum actio [religious]
      Let us say grace before eating. — Dicamus gratiarum actionem antequam edamus.
    • period of extra time allowed
      tempus gratiae
      The student was given a grace period. — Discipulo tempus gratiae datum est.
    • [figurative, idiomatic], charm or goodwill in behavior
      comitas [figurative, idiomatic]
      He handled the criticism with grace. — Comitate reprehensionem accepit.
    • [mythological], one of the three goddesses of charm
      Gratia [mythological]
      The painting depicts a Grace dancing. — Pictura Gratiam saltantem ostendit.