begrace

English

From be- +‎ grace.

begrace (third-person singular simple present begraces, present participle begracing, simple past and past participle begraced)

(transitive) To address (one) as "Grace".
(transitive) To grace or endue with grace; begift; endow.
- 2003, Maxie Dunnam, The Preacher's Commentary:
  Likewise, not to be “begraced” in a particular way, with a specific gift, should not bring a sense of inferiority.
- 2004, John Barnett, Discipline Yourself for Godliness:
  You have been begraced with grace, and all of us can say that this morning if you are saved. I have been begraced with God's grace so I should not fear.

单词	begrace
释义	begrace English Etymology From be- +‎ grace. Verb begrace (third-person singular simple present begraces, present participle begracing, simple past and past participle begraced) (transitive) To address (one) as "Grace". (transitive) To grace or endue with grace; begift; endow. 2003, Maxie Dunnam, The Preacher's Commentary: Likewise, not to be “begraced” in a particular way, with a specific gift, should not bring a sense of inferiority. 2004, John Barnett, Discipline Yourself for Godliness: You have been begraced with grace, and all of us can say that this morning if you are saved. I have been begraced with God's grace so I should not fear.
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