Feminine

grâce

Sentences
An user
Grâce à   lui   plusieurs   espèces   de   plantes   furent   découvertes .

Thanks to him several species of plants were discovered.

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An user
Celui-ci   affirme   avoir   échappé   à la   mort   grâce à   un   système   de   réanimation   suspendue .

He claims to have escaped death thanks to a suspended resuscitation system.

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Sa   vie   est   connue   grâce   au   manuscrit   présenté   par   le   prédicateur   breton   Julien  Maunoir.

His life is known thanks to the manuscript presented by the Breton preacher Julien Maunoir.

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An user
Grâce à   leur   quantification ,  les   circuits   numériques   limitent  l'impact  du   bruit .

Thanks to their quantification, digital circuits limit the impact of noise.

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Meaning

  1. (feminine) grace, charm
  2. (feminine) favour
  3. (feminine) mercy

Concepts

grace
pardon
gracefulness
mercy
favour
blessing
favor
elegance
charm
refinement
graciousness
boon
clemency
reprieve

free pardon

gift
🎁
beauty
amnesty
kindness
virtue

good taste

Grace

state of grace

affableness
free grace
amiableness
approachability
benefit
gentleness
good turn

grace of God

gracility
habit
helpfulness
kind-heartedness
kindliness
merit
peace
☮️
quarter
saving grace
thanksgiving
thanks to
use
Synonyms

pardon
A1
élégance
C2
bénédiction
C1
charme
B2
raffinement
33k
amnistie
20k
bienfait
39k
faveur
B1
bonté
B2
finesse
C2
gentillesse
C1
habitude
A2
mérite
B1
mieux
A1
miséricorde
C2
paix
A2
☮️
récompense
B2
remerciement
C2
soulagement
C1
usage
B2
utilisation
C1
utiliser
A2
action de grâce
attraits

bon goût

délicatesse
C2
fragilité
29k

Grâce

rémission
20k
travers
A2

Echoes

Amnistie en France

thanksgiving

amabilité
21k
état de grâce
appel
A2
application
C1
beauté
B1
clémence
C2
consécration
44k
coutume
C1
emploi
B1
exploitation
C2
Translations

grazia
gracia
graça
Gnade
Anmut
gràcia
Grazie

χάρη

indulto
Gunst
Begnadigung
gratie
gunst
genade
Frequency

A2
Pronounced as (IPA)
/ɡʁas/
Etymology

Inherited from Old French
grace
Borrowed from Latin
grātia
In summary

Inherited from Old French grace, from an early borrowing from Latin grātia, from grātus (“as a favour”). The lengthening of the vowel, which is indicated with the circumflex, is irregular.

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