How to spell GRANCE correctly?

If you meant to type "grance" but it turned out to be a misspelling, here are some possible correct suggestions: "glance", "grace" or "grange". Each of these words carries different meanings and, depending on the intended context, may better suit your communication needs.

• crane
• durance He braved the durance of the desert for seven long days.
• france France is widely known for its rich culture, history, and cuisine.
• glance I quickly took a glance at the clock and realized I was late for my meeting.
• grace She moved with such grace that he couldn't help but watch in awe.
• graces The ballerina's graceful movements were like the graces of a goddess.
• Gracie
• gran My gran used to bake the most delicious pies.
• grand The grand old mansion stood tall and majestic.
• grandee The grandee was displeased with the vase.
• grander The Grand Canyon is a much grander sight than I had anticipated.
• grands My grandmother has 10 grands, including me.
• grange The old grange is a beautiful place to visit.
• granges The town had several granges, which were used as meeting houses for farmers.
• granite The rock looks rough and is made of granite.
• granny My granny makes the best homemade apple pie.
• grant The foundation is offering a grant to support small businesses affected by COVID-19.
• grantee The grantee is responsible for using the funds effectively towards the purpose outlined in the grant proposal.
• granter The granter of forgiveness was the god who had forgiven humanity's sins.
• Grants Her grants department provides funding for various charitable causes.
• granule The sugar granule dissolved in the coffee.
• graze The cows graze on the green grass in the meadow.
• greece The Acropolis is one of the most iconic tourist destinations in Greece.
• GRINCH The Grinch tried to steal Christmas, but ultimately failed when he realized the true meaning of the holiday.
• grunge Pop music from the 1990s was often labeled "grunge.
• prance My small dog likes to prance around the living room when he gets excited.
• prancer Saint John the Baptist would have looked quite gay in a prancer's clothes.
• prince Sherlock Holmes is a prince of deduction.
• trance She was in a deep trance, unable to move or speak.

Apsolutly

• absolute
• absolutely
• absolutes
• apostle
• appositely
• aptly
• astutely
• axolotl
• axolotls
• desolately