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Definition of
Grace
from the Oxford Advanced Learner's Dictionary
Grace
/ɡreɪs/
/ɡreɪs/
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a first name for girls
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grace
noun
grace
verb
grace note
noun
Amazing Grace
W G
Grace
Grace
Kelly
saving grace
noun
coup de grâce
noun
Grace
Darling
Will and Grace
grace and favour
adjective
grace notes
coups de grâce
coup de grace
coups de grace
grace and favor
His/Her/Your Grace
year of grace
fall from grace
with (a) bad grace
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Idioms
year of grace
fall from grace
with (a) bad grace
in a state of grace
with (a) good grace
somebody’s fall from grace
have the (good) grace to do something
there but for the grace of God (go I)
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Nearby words
grace
noun
grace
verb
Grace
W G Grace
grace and favour
adjective
apple
noun
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