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Grace
Grace
n.
The
exercise
of
love
,
kindness
,
mercy
,
favor
;
disposition
to
benefit
or
serve
another
;
favor
bestowed
or
privilege
conferred
.
Grace
n.
The
divine
favor
toward
man
;
the
mercy
of
God
, as
distinguished
from
His
justice
;
also
,
any
benefits
His
mercy
imparts
;
divine
love
or
pardon
; a
state
of
acceptance
with
God
;
enjoyment
of
the
divine
favor
.
Grace
n.
The
prerogative
of
mercy
execised
by
the
executive
, as
pardon
.
Grace
n.
The
same
prerogative
when
exercised
in
the
form
of
equitable
relief
through
chancery
.
Grace
n.
Fortune
;
luck
;
used
commonly
with
hard
or
sorry
when
it
means
misfortune
.
Grace
n.
Inherent
excellence
;
any
endowment
or
characteristic
fitted
to
win
favor
or
confer
pleasure
or
benefit
.
Grace
n.
Beauty
,
physical
,
intellectual
, or
moral
;
loveliness
;
commonly
,
easy
elegance
of
manners
;
perfection
of
form
.
Grace
n.
Graceful
and
beautiful
females
,
sister
goddesses
,
represented
by
ancient
writers
as
the
attendants
sometimes
of
Apollo
but
oftener
of
Venus
.
They
were
commonly
mentioned
as
three
in
number
;
namely
,
Aglaia
,
Euphrosyne
,
and
Thalia
,
and
were
regarded
as
the
inspirers
of
the
qualities
which
give
attractiveness
to
wisdom
,
love
,
and
social
intercourse
.
Grace
n.
The
title
of a
duke
, a
duchess
, or an
archbishop
,
and
formerly
of
the
king
of
England
.
Grace
n.
Thanks
.
Grace
n.
A
petition
for
grace
; a
blessing
asked
, or
thanks
rendered
,
before
or
after
a
meal
.
Grace
n.
Ornamental
notes
or
short
passages
,
either
introduced
by
the
performer
, or
indicated
by
the
composer
, in
which
case
the
notation
signs
are
called
grace
notes
,
appeggiaturas
,
turns
,
etc
.
Grace
n.
An
act
,
vote
, or
decree
of
the
government
of
the
institution
; a
degree
or
privilege
conferred
by
such
vote
or
decree
.
Grace
n.
A
play
designed
to
promote
or
display
grace
of
motion
. It
consists
in
throwing
a
small
hoop
from
one
player
to
another
, by
means
of
two
sticks
in
the
hands
of
each
.
Called
also
grace
hoop
or
hoops
.
Grace
v. t.
To
adorn
; to
decorate
; to
embellish
and
dignify
.
Grace
v. t.
To
dignify
or
raise
by an
act
of
favor
; to
honor
.
Grace
v. t.
To
supply
with
heavenly
grace
.
Grace
v. t.
To
add
grace
notes
,
cadenzas
,
etc
., to.
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