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What does the phrase in good graces of mean?

The phrase "in good graces of" means to be favored or well-regarded by someone.

Here's how it breaks down:

* Graces: This refers to the goodwill or favor someone has.

* In good graces: Means being in a state of being liked or favored by someone.

Examples:

* "She's in good graces with her boss after exceeding her sales targets."

* "The new policy was unpopular, and the mayor is no longer in good graces with the voters."

Essentially, it means someone is on good terms with another person or group.

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