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graceful

/ˈɡreɪs.fəl/

Tradução: Descreve movimento, forma ou comportamento que são suaves, elegantes e agradáveis; também pode indicar alguém educado e cortês.

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adjective

/ˈɡreɪs.fəl/B1formal
  • ptDescreve movimento, forma ou comportamento que são suaves, elegantes e agradáveis; também pode indicar alguém educado e cortês.

Describes movement, form, or behavior that is smooth, elegant, and pleasing.

  1. Elegant in movementB1formal

    Moving in a smooth, controlled, and attractive way.

    ptGracioso

    • The ballet dancer was incredibly graceful on stage.
    • She made a graceful bow after her performance.
    • The swan's graceful glide across the lake was mesmerizing.

    Sinônimosagileelegantflowingfluidlithenaturalnimblepoisedsmoothsupple

    Antônimosawkwardclumsygracelessstiffungainly

  2. Pleasant and politeB2formal

    Behaving in a polite, kind, and socially smooth manner.

    ptCortês

    • He gave a graceful apology for his mistake.
    • Her graceful acceptance of the award impressed everyone.
    • They handled the difficult situation with a graceful attitude.

    Sinônimoscivilcourteousgraciousmannerlypolishedpoliterefinedsuavetactfulurbane

    Antônimosboorishdiscourteousimpoliterudeuncouth

  3. Aesthetically pleasingB1formal

    Having a beautiful shape, form, or design.

    ptGracioso

    • The building has a graceful, sweeping curve.
    • The vase has a graceful, slender neck.
    • The garden's graceful layout was admired by all visitors.

    Sinônimosbeautifulelegantflowingfluidlovelyrefinedshapelysmooth

    Antônimosawkwardclumsygracelessinelegantungracefulunrefined

Formas
  • more graceful comparative form
  • most graceful superlative form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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