with good grace
US /wɪθ gʊd ˈgreɪs/
・UK /wɪθ gʊd ˈgreɪs/
B2
adv. phr.Doing something willingly and politely without complaint.
She accepted the criticism with good grace and improved her work.
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Why it Probably Wasn’t Better Being Single
- We would accept, with good grace and a touch of dark humour, that life simply gives us few opportunities to be content.
We would accept, with good grace and a touch of dark humour, that life simply gives us few opportunities to be content.
- We would accept, with good grace and a touch of dark humour,
We would accept, with good grace and a touch of dark humour,
Sane Insanity
- have the additional folly of insisting on their normalcy. They can admit with good grace
have the additional folly of insisting on their normalcy. They can admit with good grace