'graciousness' is a correct and usable word in written English
You can use it to describe an act of kindness or an attribute of someone who is very polite or generous. For example: "His graciousness in offering to share his lunch with me was truly heartwarming."
His manner in the ensuing interview was graciousness itself.
The "National China Garden" is to feature a lake, a two-storey teahouse, rockeries, pavilions, bamboo groves, art exhibits and a homage to the White Pagoda of Yangzhou.America's reaction has been official graciousness, followed by foot-dragging.
Despite the resentment at their situation, there was graciousness rather than hostility.
Elizabeth had a rare gift for combining calculated displays of intransigence with equally calculated displays of graciousness and, on rare occasions, a prudent willingness to concede.
The jaw-dropping pride and graciousness with which Howard accepted the award left the audience a bit humbled, but it all worked out for the best.
At Mount Vernon Martha became known for her graciousness and hospitality.
The chief receptionist has a "gift of switching almost instantaneously between fury and graciousness, indifference and curiosity, aloofness and anxiety to be of service".
Bill proves to be extraordinarily moving, though, in the role – presenting the officer as a sort of eager, faintly eccentric and trusting toff who responds to the dour hostility with unfailing graciousness and who fills the awkward silences with gabbling rhapsodies about French culture or unguarded personal revelations.
What amazed me was his sense of humour, graciousness and his intellectual speed".
"That is their right, but the idea that there was any intended 'snub' is incorrect and does not ring true to anyone who knows President Bollinger and his graciousness".
There was graciousness from Smith for the victor, with whom his relationship has always been cordial, though you could certainly see the pain behind his eyes.
