English[edit]
Etymology[edit]
graceful + -ly
gracefully (comparative more gracefully, superlative most gracefully)
- In a graceful manner.
- 1975, Bob Dylan, Shelter from the Storm
- Suddenly I turned around and she was standin' there
- With silver bracelets on her wrists and flowers in her hair
- She walked up to me so gracefully and took my crown of thorns
- "Come in," she said, "I'll give you shelter from the storm"
Translations[edit]
in a graceful manner
- Arabic: بِرَشَاقَة (birašāqa), بِلَبَاقَة (bilabāqa)
- Catalan: graciosament
- Czech: elegantně
- Finnish: sulavasti (fi), viehkeästi (fi), viehättävästi (fi), komeasti (fi), kauniisti (fi), upeasti (fi), uljaasti (fi)
- French: gracieusement (fr)
- Galician: gracilmente
- Georgian: გრაციოზულად (graciozulad)
- German: anmutig (de), anstandslos (de), elegant (de), graziös (de), würdevoll
- Greek: ευγενικά (el) (evgeniká)
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- Hungarian: bájosan, kecsesen
- Irish: go mómhar, go healaíonta, go seolta, go spéiriúil
- Italian: graziosamente (it)
- Khmer: យ៉ាងសង្ហា (yaang sɑnghaa)
- Occitan: graciosament
- Polish: wdzięcznie
- Portuguese: graciosamente (pt)
- Russian: грацио́зно (ru) (graciózno), изя́щно (ru) (izjáščno), элега́нтно (ru) (elegántno)
- Spanish: agraciadamente (es)
- Swedish: behagfullt, elegant (sv), med behag (sv)
- Turkish: ince (tr), incelikle, zarif (tr), zarâfetle
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