graceful in Japanese
graceful in Japanese is 優雅, 淑やか — graceful means moving or shaped in a smooth, elegant way.
graceful in Japanese
優雅
Pronounced: yuuga
Having or showing grace in movement, shape, or proportion.
淑やか
Pronounced: shitoyaka
Having or showing grace in movement, shape, or proportion.
What does "graceful" mean?
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adjective Moving or shaped in a smooth, elegant way.
"The dancer crossed the stage with graceful, flowing movements."
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adjective Handling a difficult situation with dignity, humility, and good manners.
"She gave a graceful concession speech after losing the election."
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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 Japanese?
"graceful" in Japanese is 優雅, 淑やか. graceful means: Moving or shaped in a smooth, elegant way.
How do you pronounce 優雅?
"graceful" in Japanese is 優雅, pronounced "yuuga".
How do you use "graceful" in a sentence?
Example: "The dancer crossed the stage with graceful, flowing movements." In Japanese, "graceful" is 優雅, 淑やか.
Are there other ways to say "graceful" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 2 translations listed for "graceful": 優雅, 淑やか.
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