it's gracefully decline

[Montymorency]

not graciously. just saying.

What is?

Graciously means "in a courteous, kind, and pleasant manner."

You can graciously decline.

Mustard mitt, I thought it was graciously.

I've never heard that. It's graciously.

In the grand scheme of things this gripe is a mere bagatelle.

Now if you'd like to talk about the difference between 'less' and 'fewer' I'm in!

This is also AIBU.

Just saying.

Of course it's 'graciously' decline 😆 It's not 'gracefully' decline.

How embarrassing! 😬

Pretty sure you decline graciously and age gracefully

Never heard of gracefully decline. Are you thinking of gratefully accept?!

you see you're grammatically incorrect. i expect you also pronounce the letter h 'haitch' . i rest my case.

I think it’s graciously!

Can you justify this please because we all think you are wrong.

surely that should be age "disgracefully" @LaPalmaLlama 😉

eta; omitted word

You can gracefully decline, or decline graciously. I prefer to go along myself, there is far more fun to be had in turning up than there is in turning down the bed.

Ah, here we go. It's Friday night.
Start your sentences with a capital.
And then go to bed.

Myself would disagree. (Why? Why do people use “myself” when they mean “I”?!)

You’re wrong, but I think you know that…

It’s graciously, sorry.

It's been gracefully all my life.

Decline with grace. Gracious is more about generosity so you'd be declining graciously if you didn't want to but were doing it to be kind to the host.

😬

Are you also resting from the use of capital letters to start sentences?

Surely it's gratefully decline. Maybe you can grandly decline? or greedily decline? Maybe as long as the word begin gr you can decline in any way you like.

I always gratefully decline 😬

If we wanted to be as picky and pedantic as you, we would say a sentence begins with an upper case letter @Montymorency

People in glass houses and all that.........

I disagree. However, that is eclipsed by the fact you have failed to capitalise your sentences, so that renders your point invalid, I'm afraid.

So wrong. Hilariously determined that they're right though! 😆