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    MadHorse is offline Member
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    Default good graces

    I looked up online dictionary for "get into someone's good graces" and found the definition was "be in favour with someone", which isn't much of a help because I don't understand it. Does it mean "to be liked by someone"?
    Thank you in advance.

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    Default Re: good graces

    If you do things that please the other person, who ends up with a good opinion of you, then you've got into their good graces.

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