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state of grace

/steɪt əv ɡreɪs/

Traduction: État de liberté vis-à-vis du péché, de pureté morale ou de présence de la grâce divine ; employé aussi au sens large pour désigner une période de bien-être, d'harmonie ou de perfection exceptionnelles.

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/steɪt əv ɡreɪs/C1formal
  • frÉtat de liberté vis-à-vis du péché, de pureté morale ou de présence de la grâce divine ; employé aussi au sens large pour désigner une période de bien-être, d'harmonie ou de perfection exceptionnelles.

A condition of being free from sin, morally pure, or in a state of divine favor; also used more broadly to describe a period of exceptional well-being, harmony, or perfection.

  1. Spiritual conditionC1formal

    A state of being free from sin, especially in a religious context, often referring to being in God's favor.

    frétat de grâce

    • The priest spoke about living in a state of grace.
    • She believed she was in a state of grace after confession.
    • Many religions teach that one must strive to maintain a state of grace.
  2. Exceptional conditionC2informal

    A temporary period of being in a perfect or highly favorable condition, often used metaphorically.

    frétat de grâce

    • The athlete was in a state of grace during the championship match.
    • The artist worked in a state of grace, producing masterpiece after masterpiece.
    • He felt he was in a state of grace when everything in his life seemed to go perfectly.