Graciousness is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for GRACIOUSNESS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• the state of being gracious
• Quality of being gracious.
• excellence of manners or social conduct
• the quality of being kind and gentle
• the quality of being characterized by good taste, comfort, ease, or luxury.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a obsolete; godly b archaic; pleasing, acceptable

Words related to GRACIOUSNESS

graciosity16 gracious11

How to use GRACIOUSNESS in a sentence

• Beth looked very charming and fresh in her new gown, and she greeted her aunt with a calm graciousness that would have amazed the professor to behold.
• The whole court, and the people in general, extolled her affability, and the graciousness with which she said kind things to all who approached her.
• The Countess de Provence had no beauty, nor accomplishments, nor graciousness.
• But in the meantime the adventure was novel and interesting, and they were prepared to accept the inevitable with all graciousness.
• Outside in the hall, with none but orderlies to observe, like a cloak the graciousness fell from her.
• Prescott received it with self-contained graciousness.
• She felt grateful to him for wishing to spare Mathilde the hearing of such a story, and she turned to him with a caressing graciousness in which she was extremely at her ease.
• It was plain that the ways of newspaper reporters were foreign to the life of this plain German woman, but she bade me enter with a sweet graciousness of manner.
• His graciousness and affability were universally praised.
• Always abroad, the royal authority was felt in its full vigor, without being supported by the dignity or softened by the graciousness of the royal presence.
• Worshipping beauty and graciousness, Madge could not forgive her teacher her lack of both.
• Nothing could exceed her graciousness from that evening.
• He was, of course, received with peculiar graciousness, and immediate advantage was taken of his timely offer.
• He began by talking, with an airy graciousness, of the charm of the spot in which he had found her, and of how greatly that charm was enhanced by her presence.
• This graciousness in accepting advice, and the willingness to admit his lapse, if he had been hasty, won for him not only the scholarship, but also the love of his superiors.
• The power and charm of Madame Recamier were not merely in her ravishing beauty, imperturbable good nature, and all-subduing graciousness, but also in her mind and character.
• Those who knew them well in this later time say that their life was very beautiful, filled with graciousness and nobility.
• It was small wonder, therefore, after this unaccustomed graciousness, that she was shorter-tempered than ever with her unfortunate guests that evening.
• Blackrock was kind enough to say, and he furthermore agreed, with equal graciousness, to inform the others.
• True, the baroness had treated him with the utmost graciousness, but still as a stranger.
• She received him with the utmost courtesy and graciousness, and delivered to him his son, who had been held as a hostage for the fulfilment of the capitulation.
• In course of time he proved to be a man of unusual tact and graciousness of manner, moving with ease among people of widely different rank.
• Dorothy, with feminine graciousness, dared Alice to invite Lorry to the dinner.
• Two years later Lord Derby resigned, and Victoria, with intense delight and peculiar graciousness, welcomed Disraeli as her First Minister.
• And thou wilt sweep the most graceful courtesy and queen it everywhere with thy sweet graciousness.
• There were not many who, like him, knew how to mingle seriousness and graciousness, so that hearts opened before him as if touched with a magic wand.
• Such graciousness is acquired by gentle rules of conduct, as are sweet and courteous speech, gentle service courteously rendered, and actions kindly done or performed.
• He long delayed, and the delay took away any graciousness from the act when at last it was committed.
• Though she had withdrawn herself more and more of late from the society of the neighbourhood, she acted the part of hostess with unfailing graciousness.
• Helen did so, under an air of graciousness which hid a cold hostility.
• The Princess, with a sweetness and graciousness which Beethoven appreciated, always made peace between them.
• Adams received the boy with equal graciousness and liberality.

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