gracious 音标拼音: [gr'eʃəs]
a . 亲切的,高尚的
亲切的,高尚的
gracious adj 1 :
characterized by charm ,
good taste ,
and generosity of spirit ; "
gracious even to unexpected visitors "; "
gracious living "; "
he bears insult with gracious good humor " [
ant :
{
ungracious }]
2 :
characterized by kindness and warm courtesy especially of a king to his subjects ; "
our benignant king " [
synonym : {
benignant },
{
gracious }]
3 :
exhibiting courtesy and politeness ; "
a nice gesture " [
synonym :
{
courteous }, {
gracious }, {
nice }]
4 :
disposed to bestow favors ; "
thanks to the gracious gods "
Gracious \
Gra "
cious \ (
gr [=
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sh [
u ^]
s ),
a . [
F .
gracieux ,
L .
gratiosus .
See {
Grace }.]
1 .
Abounding in grace or mercy ;
manifesting love ,
or bestowing mercy ;
characterized by grace ;
beneficent ;
merciful ;
disposed to show kindness or favor ;
condescending ;
as ,
his most gracious majesty .
[
1913 Webster ]
A god ready to pardon ,
gracious and merciful . --
Neh .
ix .
17 .
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1913 Webster ]
So hallowed and so gracious in the time . --
Shak .
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1913 Webster ]
2 .
Abounding in beauty ,
loveliness ,
or amiability ;
graceful ;
excellent .
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1913 Webster ]
Since the birth of Cain ,
the first male child , . . .
There was not such a gracious creature born . --
Shak .
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1913 Webster ]
3 .
Produced by divine grace ;
influenced or controlled by the divine influence ;
as ,
gracious affections .
Syn :
Favorable ;
kind ;
benevolent ;
friendly ;
beneficent ;
benignant ;
merciful .
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1913 Webster ]
172 Moby Thesaurus words for "
gracious ":
Bohemian ,
Christian ,
Christlike ,
Christly ,
accommodating ,
affable ,
affectionate ,
agreeable ,
amiable ,
amicable ,
approachable ,
attentive ,
beneficent ,
benevolent ,
benign ,
benignant ,
bighearted ,
blissful ,
bonhomous ,
bounteous ,
bountiful ,
brotherly ,
casual ,
cheerful ,
chivalrous ,
civil ,
civilized ,
clubby ,
compassionate ,
compatible ,
complaisant ,
compliant ,
congenial ,
considerate ,
cordial ,
courteous ,
courtly ,
cultivated ,
cultured ,
dainty ,
decent ,
deferential ,
degage ,
delicate ,
desirable ,
discriminating ,
easygoing ,
elegant ,
en rapport ,
enjoyable ,
fair ,
fair and pleasant ,
familiar ,
fastidious ,
felicific ,
felicitous ,
fine ,
folksy ,
forthcoming ,
fraternal ,
free ,
free and easy ,
freehanded ,
freehearted ,
friendly ,
gallant ,
generous ,
genial ,
giving ,
good ,
good -
natured ,
goodly ,
graceful ,
gracile ,
grateful ,
gratifying ,
greathearted ,
handsome ,
harmonious ,
haymish ,
heart -
warming ,
hearty ,
homely ,
homey ,
honeyed ,
hospitable ,
human ,
humane ,
indulgent ,
informal ,
irregular ,
kind ,
kindhearted ,
kindly ,
kindly -
disposed ,
large ,
largehearted ,
lavish ,
liberal ,
likable ,
loose ,
loving ,
magnanimous ,
mannered ,
mellifluous ,
mellow ,
munificent ,
natural ,
neighborly ,
nice ,
obliging ,
offhand ,
offhanded ,
oh ,
open ,
openhanded ,
openhearted ,
outgoing ,
overindulgent ,
overpermissive ,
permissive ,
plain ,
pleasant ,
pleasing ,
pleasurable ,
pleasure -
giving ,
pleasureful ,
polished ,
polite ,
princely ,
profuse ,
receptive ,
refined ,
relaxed ,
respectful ,
rewarding ,
satisfying ,
simple ,
sociable ,
softhearted ,
solicitous ,
sophisticated ,
starchy ,
stately ,
stintless ,
subtle ,
sweet ,
sympathetic ,
sympathizing ,
tactful ,
tender ,
tenderhearted ,
thoughtful ,
unaffected ,
unassuming ,
unceremonious ,
unconstrained ,
unconventional ,
ungrudging ,
unofficial ,
unselfish ,
unsparing ,
unstinted ,
unstinting ,
unstudied ,
urbane ,
warm ,
warm -
hearted ,
warmhearted ,
welcome ,
welcoming ,
well -
mannered
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