📒 an attractive quality of movement that is smooth and done with control; a simple and beautiful quality
📒 a quality of behaviour that is polite and pleasant and deserves respect
📒 ways of behaving that people think are polite and acceptable
📒 extra time that is given to somebody to enable them to pay a bill, finish a piece of work, etc.
📒 the love that God shows towards the human race
📒 a short prayer that is usually said before a meal to thank God for the food
📒 used as a title of respect when talking to or about an archbishop, a duke or a duchess
📒 a way of behaving that shows that somebody thinks that they are more important, etc. than they really are
📒 to have somebody’s approval and be liked by them
📒 to lose the trust or respect that people have for you, especially by doing something bad or morally wrong
📒 a situation in which somebody loses the trust or respect that people have for them, especially because they have done something that is bad or morally wrong
📒 to be polite enough to do something, especially when you have done something wrong
📒 (in the Roman Catholic Church) having been forgiven by God for the wrong or evil things you have done
📒 used to say that you could easily have been in the same difficult or unpleasant situation that somebody else is in
📒 in an unwilling and/or rude way
📒 in a willing and pleasant way
📒 any particular year after the birth of Christ