No. 7,540 in German
grace
The German word for "grace" is "Anmut," meaning elegance, charm, or refinement in movement or appearance.
In a sentence
Die Tänzerin bewegte sich mit einer solchen Anmut, dass alle Zuschauer beeindruckt waren.
The dancer moved with such grace that all the spectators were impressed.
In this sentence, 'Anmut' signifies elegance and refinement observed in physical movements.
Er bewies durch seine Vergebung eine große innere Anmut.
He showed great inner grace through his forgiveness.
Here, 'Anmut' refers to graciousness and virtue in emotional and moral behavior.
Die Architektur des alten Schlosses strahlte eine unvergleichliche Anmut aus.
The architecture of the old castle exuded incomparable grace.
In this context, 'Anmut' describes aesthetic charm and pleasing refinement of visuals.
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