graced

Lent beauty to

Graced is the past tense of grace.

To grace something is to bring elegance or honor to it: She graced the cover of Vogue.

The word often carries a note of condescension—someone important deigning to appear: He finally graced us with his presence.

In religious contexts, to be graced is to receive divine favor.

blessing

blessed

Receiving divine favor

sacred · anointed · beatified · providence · redemption · salvation · mercy · heavenly · spiritual · consecrated

presence

adorned

Made ornamental

dignified · attended · visited · honored · brightened · illuminated · uplifted · enriched · complemented · beautified

elegance

refined

Purified or cultured

dignified · polished · cultivated · tasteful · beautiful · fluid · lithe · flowing · statuesque · regal

favor

honored

Given recognition or respect

celebrated · acclaimed · recognized · appreciated · admired · endorsed · supported · approved · commended · lauded

charm

alluring

Powerfully appealing

luminous · magnetic · beguiling · entrancing · winsome · lovely · appealing · fetching · engaging · delightful

Opposites
honor and presence

gracedsnubbed

Intentionally disregarded

shunned · boycotted · spurned · avoided · disgraced

adornment and enhancement

graceddefaced

Damaged the appearance of

marred · blighted · disfigured · scarred · ruined

divine favor

gracedcursed

Under a malevolent spell

damned · forsaken · condemned · accursed · rejected

Phrases
Family

grace, graceful, gracious, disgrace, disgraceful, gracefully, disgraced, graceless, ungracious

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Known to kids · Used worldwide · Timeless · Abstract · Positive · Everyday, not technical · Rated G