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I . grace [greɪs] N

1. grace no pl (movement):

grace
grace

2. grace no pl (elegant proportions):

grace

7. grace (leeway):

grace

8. grace (Highness):

Your/His/Her Grace

9. grace (sister goddesses):

II . grace [greɪs] VB trans

1. grace (honour):

grace

2. grace (make beautiful):

grace

coup de grace [ˌku:dəˈgrɑ:s] N

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Artists accrue points for every correct guess within the grace period.
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She had intelligence, vitality, a natural grace and poise, sensitiveness, humour and illumining all these that quintessential femininity that fascinates the male.
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In this sense, as sacramental grace, the new law justifies.
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It is a film whose grace and lyricism has earned it, simply, the status of classic: something of real greatness.
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In addition, any money that is not used by the end of the plan year (or grace period) is returned to the employer.
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Salvation is considered to be caused either by the free will and grace of a deity.
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However, the coup de grace is the financial implications of the business models they run.
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They died from blood loss some six hours later, as no coup de grace was made.
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If the domain is dropped within the five-day grace period, no fee is incurred.
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Lazy and childish, the only saving grace to his character is his thoughtless generosity.
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