three graces
Aglaia and sisters
The three graces are figures from Greek mythology—Aglaia, Euphrosyne, and Thalia—goddesses embodying beauty, charm, and joy.
In art, they appear as three women in flowing robes or nude, often dancing or embracing.
The phrase extends to any trio of qualities or people representing elegance and harmony: She moved with the poise of the three graces.
- ThaliaDivine comedic inspiration
- Greek mythologyAncient Greek divine narratives
- mythologyBody of traditional tales
- goddessesDivine feminine beings
- beautyAesthetic excellence
charm · elegance · eternal youth · dance · circle dance · linked arms · sisterhood · Botticelli · Venus · nymphs · muses · classical · ancient art · drapery · flowing · flowing robes · intertwined · joy
three gracesugliness
Displeasing appearance quality
discord · Eris · gracelessness · horror · repulsion
three gracesugliness
Displeasing appearance quality
discord · gracelessness · coarseness · crudeness · hideousness
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