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What is another word for
more gracious
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Comparative for courteous or well-mannered in one's dealing with others
Comparative for dignified or diplomatic in one's dealing with others
Comparative for having a compassionate or benevolent nature or character
Comparative for having a tolerant or lenient nature or character
Comparative for having a friendly and sociable nature
Comparative for showing the elegance and comfort brought by wealth or high social status
Comparative for apparently kind but betraying a feeling of superiority
Comparative for having or showing an ability to deal with people in a tactful way
Comparative for characterized by approval
Comparative for smoothly elegant or graceful in movement
(
of a lifestyle
)
Comparative for not having financial stress
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Adjective
▲
Comparative for courteous or well-mannered in one's dealing with others
politer
suaver
kinder
pleasanter
kindlier
better-bred
better-mannered
courtlier
gentler
better-behaved
smoother
cooler
classier
finer
prouder
statelier
svelter
seemlier
slicker
worldlier
glibber
blander
friendlier
oilier
nicer
worthier
primmer
posher
womanlier
better-groomed
juster
fairer
milder
neighborlier
US
smarmier
silkier
knightlier
sublimer
fulsomer
softer
smarter
fitter
comelier
stiffer
starchier
apter
staider
plusher
chicer
fancier
swankier
straighter
grander
meeter
better
glitzier
ritzier
prissier
swanker
lavisher
splashier
swisher
plushier
squarer
stuffier
stricter
flashier
tonier
dictier
timelier
lovelier
soberer
choicer
stodgier
daintier
fustier
auguster
uptighter
better-dressed
puffier
smugger
abler
artier
better-read
better-informed
more courteous
more civil
more mannerly
more gallant
more gentlemanly
more genteel
more urbane
more chivalrous
more civilised
UK
more civilized
US
more considerate
more decorous
more obliging
more decent
more ladylike
more accommodating
more couth
more cordial
more genial
more tactful
more hospitable
more complaisant
more sociable
more unctuous
more congenial
more approachable
more refined
more cultivated
more polished
more cultured
more sophisticated
more dignified
more respectful
more elegant
more charming
more affable
more debonair
more noble
more respectable
more proper
more honourable
UK
more honorable
US
more distinguished
more formal
more diplomatic
more thoughtful
more graceful
more attentive
more stylish
more poised
more accomplished
more correct
more aristocratic
more well behaved
more high-minded
more politic
more upright
more discreet
more gentlemanlike
more virtuous
more magnanimous
more composed
more impeccable
more venerable
more beneficent
more deferential
more regal
more self-respecting
more educated
more principled
more advanced
more majestic
more tasteful
more enlightened
more respected
more ingratiating
more benevolent
more worldly-wise
more cosmopolitan
more becoming
more moral
more unruffled
more handsome
more well-spoken
more well-born
more befitting
more developed
more smooth-tongued
more silver-tongued
more self-assured
more great-hearted
more soft-spoken
more media-savvy
more valiant
more de rigueur
more independent
more royal
more protective
more ceremonious
more amicable
more learned
more charitable
more erudite
more modest
more confident
more balanced
more metropolitan
more patrician
more discerning
more chivalric
more discriminating
more blue-blooded
more greathearted
more persuasive
more amenable
more amiable
more condescending
more solicitous
more sympathetic
more conciliatory
more concerned
more good-natured
more obsequious
more punctilious
more neighbourly
UK
more upper-crust
more reputable
more together
more self-sufficient
more scrupulous
more ceremonial
more facile
more collected
more possessed
more presidential
more commanding
more coolheaded
more sedate
more equable
more big-hearted
more estimable
more agreeable
more gracesome
more pleasing
more smooth-talking
more conventional
more comme il faut
more suitable
more conforming
more appropriate
more fitting
more high-class
more accepted
more orthodox
more stilted
more presentable
more done
more luxurious
more strait-laced
more puritanical
more traditional
more stiff-necked
more exquisite
more artistic
more apposite
more upmarket
more upscale
more priggish
more acceptable
more standard
more aesthetic
UK
more pukka
more prudish
more esthetic
US
more old-fashioned
more conservative
more conformist
more dashing
more narrow-minded
more glamorous
more exclusive
more high-toned
more swankish
more fancy-pants
more deluxe
more usual
more customary
more raffish
more demure
more OK
more kosher
more mannered
more prudent
more okay
more careful
more well-respected
more in line
more congruous
more compatible
more beautiful
more consistent
more admirable
more consonant
more fashionable
more creditable
more au fait
more classic
more sumptuous
more opulent
more modish
more pompous
more bourgeois
more delicate
more suburban
more parochial
more impersonal
more reserved
more select
more fogeyish
more rare
more ostentatious
more ornate
more affected
more dogmatic
more humourless
UK
more overdone
more stylized
more recherche
more straight-laced
more bien pensant
more niminy-piminy
more scholarly
more knowledgeable
more self-important
more prim and proper
more Victorian
more straitlaced
more supercilious
more important
more magisterial
more arrogant
more humorless
US
more intellectual
more intelligent
more literate
more literary
more sensitive
more informed
more versed
more liberal
more experienced
more appreciative
more tolerant
more traveled
US
more understanding
more distingue
more travelled
UK
more up-to-date
more au courant
more ❯
“She devoted much time to the development of the business, including being the
gracious
hostess for business dinners.”
Adjective
▲
Comparative for dignified or diplomatic in one's dealing with others
courtlier
statelier
grander
staider
somberer
US
sombrer
UK
starchier
auguster
loftier
kinglier
lordlier
princelier
seriouser
portlier
prouder
niftier
greater
graver
more refined
more dignified
more decorous
more distinguished
more noble
more proper
more respectable
more formal
more honourable
UK
more honorable
US
more majestic
more composed
more diplomatic
more ceremonious
more imperial
more respected
more solemn
more impressive
more magisterial
more imposing
more regal
more magnificent
more aristocratic
more royal
more reserved
more venerable
more sedate
more upright
more eminent
more couth
more self-respecting
more ❯
“We truly appreciate the honor shown us by the President and Mrs. Coolidge in their
gracious
reception of our Council in the White House.”
Adjective
▲
Comparative for having a compassionate or benevolent nature or character
kinder
kindlier
humaner
benigner
milder
better
lovinger
juster
princelier
tenderer
freer
loftier
honester
bigger
fairer
looser
lavisher
excellenter
easier
more compassionate
more benevolent
more sympathetic
more considerate
more generous
more charitable
more beneficent
more magnanimous
more benignant
more altruistic
more humanitarian
more munificent
more selfless
more ethical
more goodhearted
more greathearted
more kindhearted
more liberal
more noble
more virtuous
more bighearted
more clement
more decent
more honorable
US
more honourable
UK
more moral
more philanthropic
more philanthropical
more righteous
more caring
more helpful
more principled
more big-hearted
more giving
more good-hearted
more heroic
more moralistic
more thoughtful
more understanding
more valiant
more warm-hearted
more tender-hearted
more large-hearted
more great-hearted
more high-minded
more self-sacrificing
more public-spirited
more unselfish
more unstinting
more bountiful
more bounteous
more ungrudging
more tolerant
more unsparing
more hospitable
more equitable
more moderate
more prodigal
more acceptable
more profuse
more willing
more reasonable
more open-handed
“He who oppresses the poor reproaches his Maker, but he who is
gracious
to the needy honors Him.”
Adjective
▲
Comparative for having a tolerant or lenient nature or character
patienter
kinder
milder
softer
gentler
humaner
benigner
tenderer
laxer
easier
lighter
freer
weaker
kindlier
pitifuller
looser
slacker
more tolerant
more lenient
more forgiving
more indulgent
more merciful
more forbearing
more permissive
more sympathetic
more compassionate
more liberal
more easy-going
more clement
more understanding
more charitable
more benignant
more generous
more overindulgent
more softhearted
more easygoing
more obliging
more magnanimous
more accommodating
more sparing
more accepting
more tender-hearted
more nonjudgmental
more placable
more long-suffering
more approving
more undemanding
more complaisant
more compliant
more yielding
more spineless
more boneless
more benevolent
more beneficent
more kindhearted
more tenderhearted
more humanitarian
more feeling
more ruthful
more relaxed
more open-minded
more acquiescent
more agreeable
more broad-minded
more free and easy
more empathetic
more unprejudiced
more uncritical
more unjudgemental
more cooperative
more flexible
more pliant
more docile
more unrestrictive
more deceivable
more dupable
more unrestricted
more amenable
more unoppressive
more submissive
more moderate
more susceptible
more unburdensome
more unsuspicious
more naive
more fleeceable
more gullible
more temperate
more deludable
more tractable
more biddable
more libertarian
more uninvolved
more hands-off
more ❯
“Mutual respect does not mean total agreement. However, being
gracious
to those with different points of view is necessary.”
Adjective
▲
Comparative for having a friendly and sociable nature
friendlier
nicer
pleasanter
sweeter
mellower
easier
better-disposed
kinder
kindlier
warmer
neighborlier
US
gentler
benigner
tenderer
humaner
milder
politer
better
lovinger
softer
chummier
clubbier
humbler
patienter
heartier
better-mannered
peacefuller
palsy-walsier
calmer
pallier
happier
honester
cheerier
juster
winsomer
fonder
placider
bigger
lavisher
meeker
lovelier
closer
freer
cozier
US
cosier
UK
princelier
fairer
worthier
chirpier
earnester
perkier
lordlier
wholesomer
eagerer
greater
breezier
devouter
higher
sweller
laxer
knightlier
livelier
wonderfuller
lighter
deeper
thoughtier
tighter
mushier
tamer
loftier
better-intentioned
better-bred
trustworthier
courtlier
braver
truer
straighter
sportier
cleaner
quieter
blander
cooler
shier
more amiable
more affable
more genial
more amicable
more agreeable
more hospitable
more bonhomous
more good-natured
more good-tempered
more easy-going
more sympathetic
more benevolent
more considerate
more compassionate
more cordial
more congenial
more caring
more neighbourly
UK
more sociable
more thoughtful
more helpful
more generous
more warm-hearted
more obliging
more kindhearted
more charitable
more beneficent
more understanding
more good-humored
US
more good-humoured
UK
more tolerant
more decent
more merciful
more magnanimous
more good-hearted
more altruistic
more tender-hearted
more companionable
more unselfish
more softhearted
more affectionate
more accommodating
more benignant
more tenderhearted
more comradely
more cheerful
more approachable
more goodhearted
more civil
more likeable
UK
more lenient
more courteous
more likable
US
more big-hearted
more indulgent
more convivial
more giving
more matey
more selfless
more easygoing
more great-hearted
more humanitarian
more liberal
more gregarious
more chivalrous
more large-hearted
more respectful
more bighearted
more forbearing
more responsive
more solicitous
more complaisant
more lovable
more philanthropic
more regardful
more engaging
more maternal
more personable
more social
more gallant
more supportive
more outgoing
more philanthropical
more palsy
more noble
more fatherly
more empathetic
more comforting
more motherly
more munificent
more collegial
more favourable
UK
more favorable
US
more jovial
more sensitive
more greathearted
more attentive
more cooperative
more peaceable
more welcoming
more moderate
more charming
more concerned
more conversable
more deferential
more bleeding-heart
more bounteous
more pleasing
more amenable
more empathic
more feeling
more dutiful
more pacific
more delightful
more clement
more mild-mannered
more open
more forgiving
more mannerly
more unstinting
more clubbable
more unassuming
more temperate
more bountiful
more sweet-tempered
more natural
more reverent
more harmonious
more public-spirited
more harmless
more familiar
more casual
more unoffensive
more angelic
more upright
more honourable
UK
more honorable
US
more open-handed
more ethical
more principled
more reverential
more moral
more accessible
more righteous
more intimate
more paternal
more eleemosynary
more brotherly
more openhearted
more fatherlike
more informal
more sensible
more relaxed
more urbane
more demure
more extroverted
more virtuous
more amical
more respectable
more uninhibited
more upstanding
more modest
more ungrudging
more openhanded
more commiserative
more worshipful
more regular
more couthy
more human
more winning
more admiring
more propitious
more obedient
more obeisant
more tactful
more appreciative
more benefic
more even-tempered
more unceremonious
more conscientious
more confidential
more moralistic
more carefree
more communicative
more measured
more unaffected
more conciliatory
more self-sacrificing
more protective
more simpatico
more laid back
more heartfelt
more wholehearted
more sincere
more appealing
more enthusiastic
more doting
more civilized
US
more freehanded
more ruthful
more receptive
more compliant
more clubable
more extraverted
more elevated
more diplomatic
more unpresumptuous
more high-minded
more well-meaning
more nonchalant
more civilised
UK
more solemn
more stand-up
more free and easy
more happy-go-lucky
more self-effacing
more accommodative
more willing
more angelical
more unsparing
more unaggressive
more unflappable
more guestfriendly
more expansive
more genuine
more mindful
more acquiescent
more touchy-feely
more inviting
more nonthreatening
more colonial
more undemanding
more copacetic
more facile
more serene
more unblamable
more fraternal
more communal
more heroic
more awed
more heedful
more observant
more encouraging
more amorous
more docile
more sentimental
more piteous
more taking
more captivating
more enchanting
more sparing
more devoted
more ingratiating
more reasonable
more subdued
more accepting
more valiant
more open-minded
more prosocial
more patriotic
more broad-minded
more responsible
more barley-sugar
more glowing
more affectious
more dependable
more reputable
more subservient
more cultivated
more redoubtable
more illustrious
more uncorrupted
more submissive
more deferent
more outstanding
more refined
more duteous
more impartial
more evenhanded
more extraordinary
more meritorious
more remarkable
more unbiased
more unprejudiced
more equitable
more clean-living
more right-minded
more sportsmanlike
more sporting
more nonpartisan
more proper
more forthright
more lawful
more sportsmanly
more legal
more gentlemanlike
more dovelike
more sisterly
more soft-spoken
more ❯
“Louis resolved to receive her in a more friendly and
gracious
manner than usual.”
Adjective
▲
Comparative for showing the elegance and comfort brought by wealth or high social status
grander
comfortabler
plusher
finer
smarter
chicer
swankier
classier
more elegant
more graceful
more luxurious
more stylish
more tasteful
more fashionable
more beautiful
more exquisite
more handsome
more high-class
more opulent
more sophisticated
more sumptuous
more modish
“Here is a room designed for comfort, yet
gracious
and formal enough for hosting even the most important parties.”
Adjective
▲
Comparative for apparently kind but betraying a feeling of superiority
haughtier
snootier
high and mightier
uppitier
loftier
lordlier
snobbier
huffier
sniffier
prouder
toploftier
chestier
pushier
cockier
smugger
vainer
brasher
snottier
bolder
cheekier
snippier
brassier
nervier
ruder
cooler
sassier
saucier
showier
fresher
puffier
swankier
stiffer
smarter
louder
wiser
perter
flipper
curter
brusquer
impoliter
posher
higher
archer
tonier
lippier
surer
stuffier
windier
grander
splendider
terser
glibber
airier
pottier
bigger
ritzier
arranter
vulgarer
flashier
gaudier
jazzier
higher-pitched
harder
ambitiouser
fiercer
foolhardier
crasser
recklesser
rasher
blunter
unpleasanter
breezier
cruder
uncouther
mouthier
gruffer
sullener
surlier
rougher
coarser
sharper
shorter
ignoranter
more condescending
more patronising
UK
more patronizing
US
more arrogant
more pompous
more supercilious
more pretentious
more disdainful
more cavalier
more snobbish
more contemptuous
more scornful
more magisterial
more stuck-up
more toffee-nosed
more fancy-pants
more overweening
more presumptuous
more peremptory
more uppish
more highfalutin
more hifalutin
more overbearing
more bumptious
more important
more domineering
more huffish
more masterful
more toploftical
more dictatorial
more assumptive
more bossy
more autocratic
more authoritarian
more tyrannical
more despotic
more overconfident
more prideful
more aloof
more swaggering
more grandiose
more refined
more high-handed
more self-assertive
more stiff-necked
more self-important
more high-hat
more hoity-toity
more conceited
more egotistic
more insolent
more vainglorious
more egotistical
more audacious
more boastful
more puffed up
more cocksure
more affected
more full of oneself
more impudent
more opinionated
more bigheaded
more pontifical
more egoistic
more egoistical
more self-satisfied
more immodest
more bloated
more swellheaded
more brazen
more biggity
more ostentatious
more hubristic
more biggety
more blustering
more narcissistic
more self-conceited
more stuck up
more impertinent
more elitist
more self-centred
UK
more self-centered
US
more assured
more selfish
more la-di-da
more egocentric
more smart-alecky
more orgulous
more portentous
more self-serving
more self-congratulatory
more self-righteous
more sententious
more dismissive
more contumelious
more officious
more malapert
more offensive
more mocking
more confident
more self-confident
more discourteous
more uncivil
more ungracious
more forceful
more obnoxious
more pushful
more flaunting
more unabashed
more barefaced
more complacent
more self-aggrandizing
more loudmouthed
more self-assured
more assertive
more aggressive
more disrespectful
more indifferent
more unmannerly
more offhand
more insistent
more vaunting
more bullish
more abrupt
more abusive
more inconsiderate
more inflated
more highfaluting
more persnickety
more insulting
more remote
more pushing
more procacious
more high-minded
more consequential
more overbold
more obtrusive
more aristocratic
more mannerless
more insubordinate
more high-flown
more strident
more ill-mannered
more blusterous
more bold-faced
more full of hot air
more brazen-faced
more highhanded
more abhorrent
more poncey
more boldfaced
more high falutin
more detached
more reserved
more distant
more spectacular
more overstated
more exaggerated
more magnificent
more unceremonious
more cursory
more off
more perfunctory
more offish
more flatulent
more self-respecting
more self-opinioned
more puffed
more pigheaded
more commanding
more standoffish
more willful
more bombastic
more shameless
more braggart
more blatant
more exclusive
more cliquish
more garish
more flirtatious
more enterprising
more militant
more driven
more madcap
more temerarious
more daredevil
more careless
more overoptimistic
more heedless
more churlish
more disagreeable
more graceless
more tactless
more in-your-face
more sharp-elbowed
more go-getting
more derogatory
more disparaging
more imperative
more off-base
more unchivalrous
more boorish
more uncharitable
more undiplomatic
more unmannered
more ill-bred
more bad-mannered
more unrefined
more unladylike
more disgracious
more uncomplimentary
more ungenteel
more indecorous
more oafish
more ungallant
more thoughtless
more ungentlemanly
more indelicate
more uncalled-for
more intrusive
more yokelish
more underbred
more bounderish
more inaffable
more crabbed
more unhandsome
more ungraceful
more ❯
“She became pretentiously
gracious
, steering the conversation. He was inwardly angry. He felt she had made a fool out of him.”
Adjective
▲
Comparative for having or showing an ability to deal with people in a tactful way
politer
subtler
astuter
shrewder
cagier
wilier
cleverer
savvier
sharper
suaver
defter
slier
smoother
brainier
craftier
gentler
warier
seemlier
cannier
wiser
niftier
smarter
adroiter
kinder
more diplomatic
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more judicious
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more delicate
more courteous
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more guileful
more skilful
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more strategic
more skillful
US
more dextrous
UK
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more poised
more urbane
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more politically correct
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more observant
more decorous
more skilled
more insightful
more ❯
Adjective
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Comparative for characterized by approval
friendlier
warmer
better
fulsomer
sugarier
kinder
courtlier
politer
better-disposed
more positive
more approving
more adoring
more adulatory
more complimentary
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UK
more laudative
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Adjective
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Comparative for smoothly elegant or graceful in movement
smoother
nimbler
lither
lighter
agiler
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limberer
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more dextrous
UK
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UK
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more liquid
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more beautiful
more exquisite
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more unforced
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more malleable
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of a lifestyle
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Comparative for not having financial stress
comfortabler
easier
wealthier
ampler
pleasanter
plentifuller
better off
better-off
more luxurious
more prosperous
more abundant
more bounteous
more elegant
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more substantial
more generous
more affluent
more plenteous
more bountiful
more cornucopian
more sufficient
more suitable
more adequate
more satisfactory
more well-heeled
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