graceworthy

English

Etymology

From grace +‎ -worthy.

Adjective

graceworthy (comparative more graceworthy, superlative most graceworthy)

1. Worthy of grace.
   • 1866, William Chawner, The river of life pilgrims:

     Oh that I was as good and graceworthy as Ezra, that fair-going youth!

   • 1893, Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, The Firm of Girdlestone: A Romance of the Unromantic - Volume 2 - Page 154:

     "Always, of course, not counting de army of his most graceworthy majesty de Emperor William," said Von Baumser, [...]"