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gracias

[ grah-see-uhs; Spanish grah-thee-ahs ]

Phonetic (Standard)IPA

interjection

, Spanish.

Origin of gracias¹

First recorded in 1845–50; from Spanish, plural of gracia “grace,” from Latin grātia; grace ( def )

“Muchas gracias,” she said to the crowd, waved, and blew a kiss.

Weld, who ran an epic Senate race against John Kerry in 1996, also said “no, gracias.”

But he now made haste to take them out a second time, he knew of no Tenors in Gracias.

The rest of the party now came up, and soon after, the visitors took leave; Winthrop rode back across the pine-barrens to Gracias.

Oh, a small matter, quite unimportant; it didn't include Gracias--Dios.

Gracias society was proud of Mr. Moore; his linguistic accomplishments it regarded with admiration.

The advantages which had caused this approving northern atmosphere were now known in Gracias.

April 19, 2024tortuous

[tawr-choo-uhs ]

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