gracefulness
noun[U]
uk/ˈɡreɪs.fəl.nəs/us/ˈɡreɪs.fəl.nəs/gracefulnessnoun[U](MOVEMENT)
thequalityof beingsmooth,relaxed, andattractive:
Shetendstomovewith alightandairygracefulness.
Horsesperformaseriesofmoves, andtheirgracefulness andobedienceareevaluatedby a three-judgepanel.
- He had a gracefulness andagilitythat made him themasterof hiscraft.
- He has little use for hishands, but uses themoccasionallywitheaseand gracefulness.
- musicofextraordinarygracefulness,dignity, andunderstatement
Beauty and attractiveness
- aesthetic
- attractiveness
- beauty
- chic
- crowning gloryidiom
- good looks
- gorgeousness
- grace
- grandeur
- gussysomeone/somethingup
- magnificence
- majestically
- majesty
- nobility
- picturesqueness
- splendour
- stateliness
- sublimity
- sultriness
- va-va-voom
gracefulnessnoun[U](POLITENESS)
thequalityof beingpoliteandpleasant:
得体,体面;有风度Iapplaudyou forhandlingthesituationwith such gracefulness.我为你如此优雅地处理这种情况而鼓掌。
Isupposehisspeechwritershaven't muchtimefor gracefulness.我觉得他的演讲辞作者没有太多时间把发言稿写得优雅一些。
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- I had theprivilegeto takecareof agentlemanwhotaughtme a lot about the gracefulness ofgrowingold.
- He's not someone youreadfor the gracefulness of hisprose.
Polite and respectful
- candy coat
- candy-coated
- chivalrous
- chivalrously
- chivalry
- courtly
- couth
- deferential
- deferentially
- euphemistic
- graciousness
- keep a civil tongue inyourheadidiom
- manner
- mind/watch your mannersidiom
- non-intrusive
- super-polite
- tactful
- tactfully
- ultra-civilized
- ultra-refined