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Definition of graciously - Reverso English Dictionary
Adverb
1.
politenessin a polite and kind manner
- She graciously accepted the award on behalf of her team..
2.
elegancewith elegance and beauty
- The dancers moved graciously across the stage..
Origin of graciously
Latin, gratiosus (kind) + -ly (adverbial suffix)
Terms with graciously included in their meaning
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gracious loser
someone who behaves graciously when losing or facing difficulties
granting
graciously give or grant something to someone
Examples of graciously in a sentence
They graciously hosted the unexpected guests. She graciously accepted the award on stage. The hostess graciously welcomed her guests.
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- French:gracieusement, avec grâce, ...
- German:höflich, graziös, ...
- Italian:con cortesia, con eleganza, ...
- Spanish:cortésmente, con gracia, ...
- Portuguese:graciosamente, elegantemente, ...
- Chinese:礼貌地, 优雅地, ...
- Japanese:丁重に, 優雅に, ...
- Arabic:بِلُطْف, بأناقة, ...
- Hebrew:בַּאֲדִיבוּת, בְּחֵן, ...
- Russian:вежливо, изящно, ...
- Ukrainian:ввічливо, елегантно, ...
- Hindi:विनम्रता से, सौम्यता से, ...
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