Definition of graciously in English:

graciously

adverb ˈɡreɪʃəsliˈɡreɪʃəsli

In a courteous, kind, and pleasant manner.
he smiled graciously
Helen graciously accepted the award
Example sentencesExamples
- She speaks no English, but nonetheless welcomes Edna into her building openly and graciously after speaking with Robert.
- Liz graciously posed for pictures with my chiropractor and his wife.
- Confident and highly motivated, she graciously shares her expertise with budding filmmakers.
- I had talked to Francis a couple of times over the years, and he always very graciously invited me to call him if I ever needed advice.
- He accepts Walter's decision as he accepts everything that life chucks at him - graciously, with a small, sad smile.
- You must accept her decision graciously.
- She has been exceedingly helpful throughout, making photographs available and graciously submitting to an interview.
- He graciously agreed to pick up my medication and bring it to my place of residence.
- She had graciously accepted the fact she wasn't a leading lady anymore and worked hard to become a fine character actress.
- After riding through grim landscapes in wintry weather, on Christmas Eve Gawain comes upon a beautiful castle where he is graciously received.

Definition of graciously in US English:

graciously

adverbˈɡrāSHəslēˈɡreɪʃəsli

In a courteous, kind, and pleasant manner.
he smiled graciously
Helen graciously accepted the award
Example sentencesExamples
- I had talked to Francis a couple of times over the years, and he always very graciously invited me to call him if I ever needed advice.
- Liz graciously posed for pictures with my chiropractor and his wife.
- Confident and highly motivated, she graciously shares her expertise with budding filmmakers.
- After riding through grim landscapes in wintry weather, on Christmas Eve Gawain comes upon a beautiful castle where he is graciously received.
- He graciously agreed to pick up my medication and bring it to my place of residence.
- She had graciously accepted the fact she wasn't a leading lady anymore and worked hard to become a fine character actress.
- He accepts Walter's decision as he accepts everything that life chucks at him - graciously, with a small, sad smile.
- She has been exceedingly helpful throughout, making photographs available and graciously submitting to an interview.
- You must accept her decision graciously.
- She speaks no English, but nonetheless welcomes Edna into her building openly and graciously after speaking with Robert.

单词	graciously
释义	Definition of graciously in English: graciously adverb ˈɡreɪʃəsliˈɡreɪʃəsli In a courteous, kind, and pleasant manner. he smiled graciously Helen graciously accepted the award Example sentencesExamples She speaks no English, but nonetheless welcomes Edna into her building openly and graciously after speaking with Robert. Liz graciously posed for pictures with my chiropractor and his wife. Confident and highly motivated, she graciously shares her expertise with budding filmmakers. I had talked to Francis a couple of times over the years, and he always very graciously invited me to call him if I ever needed advice. He accepts Walter's decision as he accepts everything that life chucks at him - graciously, with a small, sad smile. You must accept her decision graciously. She has been exceedingly helpful throughout, making photographs available and graciously submitting to an interview. He graciously agreed to pick up my medication and bring it to my place of residence. She had graciously accepted the fact she wasn't a leading lady anymore and worked hard to become a fine character actress. After riding through grim landscapes in wintry weather, on Christmas Eve Gawain comes upon a beautiful castle where he is graciously received. Definition of graciously in US English: graciously adverbˈɡrāSHəslēˈɡreɪʃəsli In a courteous, kind, and pleasant manner. he smiled graciously Helen graciously accepted the award Example sentencesExamples I had talked to Francis a couple of times over the years, and he always very graciously invited me to call him if I ever needed advice. Liz graciously posed for pictures with my chiropractor and his wife. Confident and highly motivated, she graciously shares her expertise with budding filmmakers. After riding through grim landscapes in wintry weather, on Christmas Eve Gawain comes upon a beautiful castle where he is graciously received. He graciously agreed to pick up my medication and bring it to my place of residence. She had graciously accepted the fact she wasn't a leading lady anymore and worked hard to become a fine character actress. He accepts Walter's decision as he accepts everything that life chucks at him - graciously, with a small, sad smile. She has been exceedingly helpful throughout, making photographs available and graciously submitting to an interview. You must accept her decision graciously. She speaks no English, but nonetheless welcomes Edna into her building openly and graciously after speaking with Robert.
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