| DEIGRATIA | Latin phrase meaning "by the grace of God" (3,6) |
| IPSO | Facto, Latin phrase meaning 'by the fact itself' (4) |
| OBITER | - dictum; Latin phrase meaning "by the way" used to describe a judge's comment said in passing (6) |
| IPSOFACTO | Latin phrase meaning by that very fact (4,5) |
| INNOCENCE | Simplicity without any meaning by the sound of it (9) |
| INTHEMAIN | Phrase meaning 'by and large' (2,3,4) |
| EXOFFICIO | Latin term meaning "by virtue of office or position" (2,7) |
| GRATIA | Dei ___ Regina (By the grace of God, the Queen) |
| SEDGE | Look around! By the grace of God, you might spot the plant (5) |
| EOIPSO | Latin phrase meaning "by that fact" (2,4) |
| PERSE | Latin phrase meaning 'by or in itself or themselves' |
| PERPRO | Latin phrase meaning 'by delegation to' |
| DEI | '-- gratia' ('by the grace of God') |
| ONEDGE | Won, reportedly, by the grace of God with English tense (2,4) |
| BUDGET | By the grace of God, key cuts save spending money |
| DWELLING | By the grace of God grabbing favourably placed house |
| RIDGING | By the grace of God I'll be in band becoming wrinkly |
| DGREGINA | '___' (It means ' By the Grace of God, Queen' on Canadian coins) |
| DOGLEG | A sharp bend, - by the grace of god, look into it |
| DIO | Per la grazia di ___ (by the grace of God) |
