Grace
Grace noun - An act of kind assistance.
Might
Might noun - The ability to exert effort for the accomplishment of a task.
How words are described
| old | old grace | old might |
| physical | physical grace | physical might |
| considerable | considerable grace | considerable might |
| sheer | sheer grace | sheer might |
| Other adjectives: superior, absolute, black, incredible, astounding, awesome. | ||
Both words in one sentence
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The only redeeming grace is that Crusader uses his Applied Phlebotinum to teleport away from the scene before anyone actually sees him die, so he might have somehow made it.
Source: Comic Book / Secret Invasion -
Church Militant: The Swiss Guard in The Last Stand of the eponymous album.For the grace, for the might of our lord!
Source: Music / Sabaton -
Odd theorizes that the aliens might have had something to do with the humanity's fall from grace.
Source: Literature / Odd Thomas
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