Graciously
Graciously adverb - With good reason or courtesy.
Usage example: flattered to be asked but unable to attend, she graciously turned down the wedding invitation
Well and graciously are semantically related. in willingly topic. In some cases you can use "Well" instead an adverb "Graciously", when it comes to topics like with compassion.
Nearby Words: gracious, gracefully
Well
Well adverb - In a generous manner.
Usage example: a warm and gracious host who always treats guests well
Graciously and well are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Graciously" instead an adverb "Well".
Nearby Word: welled
Mutual synonyms
Both words in one sentence
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Recent technology (starting from the Walkman days) has graciously provided joggers with means of distracting their ears as well, making them easier targets.
Source: Joggers Find Death - Averted slightly in that he took it all so graciously well, by the end of the show, the audience were more sympathetic than laughing.
Source: Humiliation Conga / Real Life - After their Enemy Mine moment before Jindrax and his partner Toxica ride off into the sunset, Jindrax expresses regret that their "famous rivalry" is over, and Taylor graciously says "Well, you were a... worthy opponent, I guess."
Source: Unknown Rival
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