grace (EN)

noun, verb

noun “grace”

1. elegance and beauty of movement or manner
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   The ballerina danced with grace across the stage.
2. politeness and goodwill towards others
   He accepted the news with grace and dignity.
3. (in Christian theology) the free and undeserved favor of God
   They prayed for divine grace and guidance.
4. a short prayer of thanks said before or after a meal
   The family said grace before starting dinner.
5. a period of extra time allowed before something must be done
   The company gave her a month's grace to complete the project.
6. (music) a decorative note added to a melody
   The pianist included grace notes to embellish the tune.
7. (plural) polite manners; social courtesies
   He lacked the social graces expected at such formal events.

verb “grace”

1. to honor or bring beauty to something or someone by one's presence
   The renowned artist graced the gallery opening with her presence.
2. to decorate or add beauty to something
   Colorful paintings graced the walls of the hallway.