Grace
Grace noun - An act of kind assistance.
Usage example: in Victor Hugo's novel, Les Misérables, Jean Valjean's decision to go to jail for the man mistaken for him is a grace that goes beyond thanks
Turn
Turn noun - An act of kind assistance.
Usage example: one good turn deserves another
How words are described
| high | high grace | high turn |
| short | short grace | short turn |
| real | real grace | real turn |
| big | big grace | big turn |
| Other adjectives: slight, bad, new, major, final, surprising, aforementioned. | ||
Common collocations
Both words in one sentence
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Grace's suggestion that Elliot turn into her to be sexy in front of a mirror seems doomed to a similar fate.
Source: Let Us Never Speak of This Again -
Awesome, but Impractical: Many fans consider Alucard the weakest partner in this game, with his ability to turn into a bat his only saving grace.
- She is granted the gifts of music and dance and grace and beauty and so on and so forth, but these instead turn into obligations rather than gifts, each gift requiring her attention a bit each day.
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