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The phrase "a very gracious reception" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a warm and welcoming event or gathering, often in the context of hospitality or social occasions.
Example: "The guests were treated to a very gracious reception at the gala, complete with fine dining and live music."
Alternatives: "a warm welcome" or "an elegant reception".
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Asked about this in an interview yesterday, Mr. Baron said, "I got a very gracious reception from the people on the staff and I appreciated that.
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He's not a very gracious guy.
"She was a very gracious young lady".
It is a very gracious gift".
He's a very gracious man.
"He was a very gracious host," he told me recently.
He was always very polite, a very gracious man".
"He's a very gracious man," Mr. Leahy said.
A very gracious comment considering how controversial this decision is.
He was a very gracious host and, in my opinion, well thought of".
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