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The word "grace" is normally a noun (charm, beauty, or a prayer, religious state).

Her grace while skating on the ice was a wonder to behold.

We say grace before dinner.

The priest believed himself to be in a state of grace.

But it can also be a verb meaning to decorate or beautify.

Her linen doilies now grace the tables at the White House.

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Graceful is an adjective used to describe a noun.

For example: She made a graceful exit. The word 'exit' is modified by the word 'graceful.'

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