gracious
കൃപയും
definition
adjective
smiling and gracious in defeat
courteous, kind, and pleasant.
I am saved by God's gracious intervention on my behalf
(in Christian belief) showing divine grace.
exclamation
Well, good gracious me, I was very pleasantly surprised.
expressing polite surprise.
translation of 'gracious'
adjective
ഉദാരമതിയായ
example
While Jesus dwelt among men His glory was manifested in his 'gracious' words and miraculous acts.
The 18th century was the period when Nancy assumed its present form as one of the most elegant and 'gracious' small cities in Europe.
Simon was 'gracious' in defeat, but he couldn't mask the disappointment he felt.
On 16 November 2002, the members and many friends of the church met to give thanks to God for his 'gracious' provision of a building of their own and to dedicate it to his service.
I laughed outright because his voice was so 'gracious' and aristocratic.
And even the faith with which we believe in the Lord Jesus Christ is God's 'gracious' gift to us in His mercy.
It is enough to know that our 'gracious' God has his plan - and by his grace we are at the heart of it, in Christ.
A pleasant, courteous and 'gracious' lady, she was well liked by her neighbours in the locality.
At these gatherings Mrs Turnbull was a 'gracious' and lively hostess.
Oh good 'gracious' , was Faith in love too?
After all, knowing how to dance was a social necessity as important as having good manners and being a 'gracious' hostess.
Our stories speak about past failure and the reception of God's 'gracious' salvation through Jesus Christ.
A pleasant, courteous and 'gracious' lady, Vera was highly thought of by all in the community.
‘Mr Wright said there's nothing more beautiful than a space for 'gracious' living,’ Lewis said.
Its style harks back to the days when wealthy industrialists commissioned architects to design 'gracious' new homes.
Looking back, I see the 'gracious' hand of our sovereign God overruling my obstinate reluctance and giving me new desires that were not natural for me.
God is 'gracious' to him who earns his living by his own labour and not by begging.
Although disappointed, she was 'gracious' in defeat, praising her opponent, who is rapidly becoming the player to beat in the women's game.
She brought word from the Queen that our 'gracious' lady would like the mention of his blasphemy to continue.
They would enjoy His salvation and live under the blessings of His 'gracious' rule.
At the heart of our faith is an invitation to remember the past differently thanks to the 'gracious' love of God manifested in the crucified and risen Christ.
And Sir George Grey will advise the grant of Her Majesty's 'gracious' pardon
The fans here must also learn to be 'gracious' in defeat as well, not just ‘fair weather’ fans who turn against our boys after a tough loss.
My sister, the 'gracious' hostess that she is, asks if they would like to stay for dinner.
In her home, she carried the ease of a 'gracious' hostess who is used to receiving visitors - the house is used for charity events and school trips.
And, of course, her majesty, the queen, and Prince Philip, were very 'gracious' and generous and nice to us when we stayed there.
A 'gracious' and courteous lady, she had a kind word for all and was devoted to her family.
Kate's pleasant and 'gracious' manner made her a firm favourite in the neighbourhood.
The day ended with tea on the terrace and following this taste of 'gracious' living all dispersed, with every intention of making a return visit before too many months have passed.
City of grandiose and elegant façades, the 'gracious' arcades of the Galleria Vittorio Emanuelle, here the Milanese mix their cool pragmatism with a love of the good life.
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