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graciously

[grey-shuhs-lee] / ˈgreɪ ʃəs li /










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Endowed with a formidable hauteur, her Jocasta acts graciously, but with an unmistakable note of condescension.

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“I really needed help and she pitched right in graciously,” she says.

From The Wall Street Journal

Fox added that Halloween provides a good opportunity for parents to teach their children to be polite and graciously accept any treats they’re offered.

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Agatha Christie graciously engaged with a critique involving the word “vole.”

From Los Angeles Times

Sitting on a lawn under a shade tree, 87-year-old Ron Nelson graciously obliged when asked by yet another stranger for his recollection of that day.

From Los Angeles Times