Grace
Feminine given name
Grace in a secular sense denotes elegance combined with beauty, movement, or form: The dancer leapt across the stage with grace.
The sacred sense of grace is the loving generosity of God towards humans.
If you say grace before a meal, you say a short prayer for the occasion.
A grace period is a time after a particular deadline when no penalty will be assessed for failure to meet the deadline.
When capitalized, Grace may be an old-fashioned female name, or a title for various nobility or church officials.
Kelly
Irish-origin given name
Will · feminine · namesake · proper · given name · Slick · singer · Puritan
Graceclumsiness
Lack of physical grace
awkwardness · ungainliness · inelegance · gracelessness · stiffness
Gracedamnation
Eternal punishment decree
condemnation · judgment · wrath · disgrace · divine wrath
Graceboorishness
Crude, uncouth conduct
crudeness · coarseness · vulgarity · gracelessness · uncouthness
- saving graceCompensating good quality
- fall from graceLoss of status or reputation
- grace periodAllowed delay before consequences
- fallen from graceLost former high standing
- say gracePreprandial prayer ritual
- be gratefulFeel appreciation toward someone
grateful, gracious, gratitude, congratulate, gratis, gratuity, ingratiate, Grace Hopper