gracility造句

• The Shorter Oxford English Dictionary remarks of gracility, for example : " Recently misused ( through association with "'grace "') for Gracefully slender ."
• Gracefulness is sometimes confused with gracility, or slenderness, although the latter word is derived from a different root, the Latin adjective " gracilis " ( neuter ) which in either form means slender, and when transferred for example to discourse, takes the sense of " without ornament ", " simple ", or various similar connotations.