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Grazie

German → American English

American English

grace

Elegance, charm, or graceful poise; sometimes used in a literary or formal sense for grace.

Ihre Grazie und ihr ruhiges Auftreten fielen allen sofort auf.

Use this word mainly in literary, religious, or aesthetic contexts. In everyday German, Anmut is more common than Grazie.

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Frequently asked questions

What does “Grazie” mean in English?
It usually means “grace,” especially in the sense of elegance, charm, or poise.
Is “Grazie” a common German word?
No, it is rather literary or formal. In everyday German, people more often say “Anmut” or “Eleganz.”
Is “Grazie” the same as “grace” in religious contexts?
Sometimes, but “Gnade” is the more common German word for “grace” in a religious sense.