Graced is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for GRACED in dictionary:

VERB:
• GRACE, to give beauty to
• (of a person or thing) be an attractive presence in or on; adorn
• bring honour or credit to (someone or something) by one's attendance or participation
NOUN:
• smoothness and elegance of movement
• courteous good will
• an attractively polite manner of behaving
• (in Christian belief) the free and unmerited favour of God, as manifested in the salvation of sinners and the bestowal of blessings.
• a divinely given talent or blessing
• the condition or fact of being favoured by someone.
• a period officially allowed for payment of a sum due or for compliance with a law or condition, especially an extended period granted as a special favour
• a short prayer of thanks said before or after a meal.
• used as forms of description or address for a duke, duchess, or archbishop
• (in Greek mythology) three beautiful goddesses (Aglaia, Thalia, and Euphrosyne) believed to personify and bestow charm, grace, and beauty.
ADJECTIVE:
• Endowed with grace; beautiful; full of graces; honorable.

Words related to GRACED

grace8 graces9 gracing11

Words that contain GRACED

aggraced13 engraced12 ungraced12 disgraced14

How to use GRACED in a sentence

• Below followed a full, true, and particular account of the ceremony which, it seemed, had been graced by Royalty.
• But the stories of his childhood are stories of the same generosity, courtesy, unselfishness, which graced his later years.
• Celebrated personages have ere now graced our provincial boards.
• As often as possible mother would engage in making pumpkin pies, in which I generally bore a part, and one of these more commonly graced the supper than the dinner table.
• She was perhaps twenty years of age, with a straight, perfect form, and a face that would have better graced a a palace than the humble mountain home where she now abode.
• Whence it is plain that the king who hath died nobly lived also most nobly, that the hour of his doom is beautiful, and that he graced the years of his life with manliness.
• Halfdan had thus become sovereign of both kingdoms, and graced his fame with a triple degree of honour.
• And graced with beautiful locks and fine noses and eyes and brows, the countenance of the kings shone like stars in the firmament.
• Believe me, my Lord, you are not the only bishop in the number of great men with which my pages are graced.
• The Earl of Chatham had not a greater passion for theatrical effect, nor has a more consummate and finished actor ever graced the stage.
• But the messengers said that the great wise men could not proceed with business until the council was graced with his presence.
• But few more remarkable sights than this upon which my eyes rested upon the 30th July, 1900, have ever graced even this land of many wonders.
• Such bread, I need scarcely say, with wheat at 140 shillings a quarter, or thereabouts, never graced the table of Copenhagen Academy.
• For no man, at once so august and so lovable, has graced American history.
• Denny and the Kilcronan hounds graced with their society, and when Mr.
• There are some families among them more esteemed than others, though not graced with any title or employment in the state.
• Properly reinforced by brass bands and bunting, graced by some sufficiently august presence, and enlivened by plenty of cheering and hat-flourishing, it presents a strong appeal.
• If in China you are so fortunate as to be graced with a beard, the Chinaman will add many years to your true age.
• At supper some very fine meat graced the table and was more than relished by the hungry sea lion hunters.
• The cathedral at Rio de Janeiro was packed, and Iris was quite inconspicuous among the many richly-attired ladies who graced the ceremony by their presence.
• Immediately before her was the low rounded rock, a throne of dreams that she had graced before.
• Thou art decked with a pair of well-made ears graced with excellent rings.
• I begged her, at length, with a faltering tone, to honor this feast by assuming the office whose insignia she graced.
• His dwelling, though of rude exterior, offered the weary traveller shelter, a cheerful fire, and a plentiful board, graced with the most cordial welcome.
• And twelve inspired apostles, like a crown of twelve stars, graced the first organization of the gospel church.
• I know not how his play came to be thus graced by the pen of a person then so eminent in the political world.
• The number eight has become lucky in association with this tradition, and persons or things eight in number are graced accordingly.
• Few ladies ever graced these festivities, for Arthur was very aristocratic in his feelings, and with two or three exceptions, held himself aloof from the people of Shannondale.

Similar words containing GRAC without suffix ed

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