Sense: having or showing beauty of form or movement
a graceful dancer.
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 Afrikaans: grasie |
 Arabic: رَشاقَه |
 Bulgarian: грация |
 Brazilian: graciosidade |
 Czech: ladnost, půvab |
 German: die Anmut |
 Danish: ynde; gratie |
 Greek: χάρη |
 Spanish: gracia |
 Estonian: nõtkus |
 Farsi: ادب؛ ظرافت |
 Finnish: viehkeys |
 French: grâce |
 Hebrew: חִינָנִיוּת |
 Hindi: सुन्दरतापूर्वक |
 Croatian: ljupkopst, gracioznost |
 Hungarian: báj |
 Indonesian: keindahan, keluwesan |
 Icelandic: tíguleiki |
 Italian: grazia |
 Japanese: 優美さ |
 Korean: 우아함 |
 Lithuanian: grakštumas |
 Latvian: graciozums |
 Malay: sifat yang mempunyai gaya |
 Dutch: elegantie, charme |
 Norwegian: yndighet, grasiøse bevege |
 Polish: wdzięk |
 Persian: ادب؛ ظرافت |
 Pashto: نزاكت، لطافت ، زړه سوى |
 Portuguese: graciosidade |
 Romanian: graţie; bunăvoinţă |
 Russian: грациозность |
 Slovak: pôvab |
 Slovenian: ljubkost |
 Serbian: gracioznost |
 Swedish: behagfullhet, grace |
 Thai: ความสง่างาม |
 Turkish: zarafet, incelik |
 Taiwanese: 優美(體態或動作) |
 Ukrainian: граціозність, витонченіст |
 Urdu: خوش وضعی |
 Vietnamese: vẻ duyên dáng |
 Chinese: 优美 |
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