Grace
Grace noun - An act of kind assistance.
Use
Use noun - The act or practice of employing something for a particular purpose.
How words are described
| good | good grace | good use |
| usual | usual grace | usual use |
| poor | poor grace | poor use |
| real | real grace | real use |
| Other adjectives: little, main, new, less. | ||
Common collocations
Both words in one sentence
- Supporters of the former prefer it because it is much easier to use, much more useful for its intended use, and makes approaching much easier, while the directional air dodge is nearly useless and only has wavedashing as a possible saving grace.
Source: Broken Base / Super Smash Bros. - Its only saving grace was an item use exploit that effectively made you invincible and harmful to the touch during the item's effect.
Source: The Problem with Licensed Games -
Doesn't Like Guns: After giving one of their colleagues who's turning into a zombie the coup-de-grace, The Professor hands the pistol over to someone else, saying it's too easy to use.
Source: Film / Diary of the Dead
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