Lesson 3-3 grat, grac

Congratulate

• A source of shame or humiliation, to bring shame or dishonor

• To not celebrate someone after an achievement, or that

• To give someone good wishes after an achievement or event

Disgrace

• To tell someone they really hate you

• To give someone good wishes after an achievement, or

• A source of shame or humiliation, to bring shame or dishonor up

Graceful

• Kind, courteous, and compassionate, exhibiting politeness

• Feeling or showing gratitude; appreciative

• Showing beauty of movement, style or form; fluid and smooth

Gracious

• Feeling was showing gratitude; appreciative

• Kind, courteous and compassionate, exhibiting politeness

• A source of shame, or humiliation, to shame or dishonor

Grateful

• The feeling of needing everything

• Showing beauty of movement style or form

• Feeling or showing gratitude; appreciative

Gratify

• Unnecessary without cause

• A feeling of thankfulness and appreciation

• Make happy or satisfied; to give pleasure to someone or something

Gratitude

• A person who shows no gratitude

• Something additional given to for a service provided usually monetary

• A feeling of thankfulness and appreciation

Gratuitous

• To make happy, or satisfied to give pleasure to someone or something

• A person who shows no gratitude

• Unnecessary without cause

Gratuity

• A person who shows no gratitude

• When you do not tip the waiter

• Something additional given for a service provided usually money

Integrate

• A feeling of thankfulness and appreciation

• A person who shows no gratitude

• Unnecessary without a cause