Gramercy meaning

grə-mûr'sē, grăm'ər-
Used to express surprise or gratitude.
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Used to express gratitude.
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Used to express surprise.
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(archaic) Thanks; many thanks; an expression of gratitude.
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(archaic) Used as an exclamation expressing surprise or sudden strong feelings.
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(archaic) Thanks.
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Origin of gramercy

  • Middle English gramerci from Old French grand merci grand great grand merci thanks mercy
    From American Heritage Dictionary of the English Language, 5th Edition
  • Middle English gramerci, from Old French grant merci “great thanks.”
    From Wiktionary

Gramercy Sentence Examples

  • The French word, except in such phrases as Dieu merci, sans merci, is principally used in the sense of "thanks," and is seen in the old English expression "gramercy," i.e.

  • Gramercy Embossed Small Wallet: Coming in a virtual kaleidoscope of colors, from red to purple, these wallets are a bit pricier at $98.00.

  • The Urban Oxide Gramercy Bag is made to be carried flat across the front of your body comfortably by adjusting the shoulder strap made of nylon webbing.

  • This bag has the same lining material as the Gramercy and measures 10 ½" by 7 ½" by 2".

  • Gramercy Embossed Patent Mini Skinny: Fashioned in an eye catching vivid, deep red the "Skinny" is available for $42.00.

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