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graceful in Dutch

graceful in Dutch is gracieus, sierlijk, elegant — graceful means moving or shaped in a smooth, elegant way.

graceful in Dutch

gracieus
adj
Having or showing grace in movement, shape, or proportion.
sierlijk
adj
Having or showing grace in movement, shape, or proportion.
elegant
adj
Having or showing grace in movement, shape, or proportion.

What does "graceful" mean?

  1. adjective Moving or shaped in a smooth, elegant way.
    "The dancer crossed the stage with graceful, flowing movements."
  2. adjective Handling a difficult situation with dignity, humility, and good manners.
    "She gave a graceful concession speech after losing the election."
  3. adjective Happening smoothly and without sudden disruption.
    "The software update was designed for a graceful shutdown of all running programs."
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graceful in a sentence

  • The dancer crossed the stage with graceful, flowing movements.
  • The bridge has a graceful arch that curves over the river.
  • She gave a graceful concession speech after losing the election.
  • He made a graceful exit rather than causing a scene.

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What is "graceful" in Dutch?

"graceful" in Dutch is gracieus, sierlijk, elegant. graceful means: Moving or shaped in a smooth, elegant way.

How do you use "graceful" in a sentence?

Example: "The dancer crossed the stage with graceful, flowing movements." In Dutch, "graceful" is gracieus, sierlijk, elegant.

Are there other ways to say "graceful" in Dutch?

Yes — Dutch has 3 translations listed for "graceful": gracieus, sierlijk, elegant.

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