Graciously
Graciously adverb - With good reason or courtesy.
Smugly and graciously are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Smugly" instead an adverb "Graciously".
Nearby Words: gracious, gracefully
Smugly
Smugly adverb - In a smug manner.
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Synonyms for Smugly
Graciously and smugly are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Graciously" instead an adverb "Smugly".
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- freely and graciously
- freely and smugly
- agreeably and graciously
- agreeably and smugly
- willingly and graciously
- willingly and smugly
- heartily and graciously
- heartily and smugly
- blithely and graciously
- blithely and smugly
- enthusiastically and graciously
- enthusiastically and smugly
- exultantly and graciously
- exultantly and smugly
Both words in one sentence
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Kate graciously allowed Anna to choose the side with all of her favorite toys on it, then smiled smugly as she left, since hers was the only side with a door.
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