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in a kind, polite, and generous manner
- She graciously allowed the young intern to take the spotlight during the presentation.
- The ambassador graciously acknowledged the efforts of the local volunteers.
- He graciously stepped aside to let the elderly woman pass through the doorway first.
- The actress graciously signed autographs for the entire crowd after the show.
- They graciously accepted the modest gift without a hint of condescension.
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in a way that conveys ease, elegance, or luxury
- The villa graciously unfolds across a private hillside with panoramic sea views.
- The hotel graciously accommodates guests with full butler service and gourmet dining.
- The dining room graciously seats twenty without feeling crowded.
- The home graciously transitions from formal entertaining spaces to cozy family areas.
- A curved staircase graciously leads to the upper-level suites.