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Meanings of courtesy in English
Synonyms
Examples for "good manners"
Examples for "good manners"
1
You're right, I should just be myself, be friendly, use good manners.
2
Abandoning good manners, Elena forced her way through, clawing the audience aside.
3
He wasn't sure how much the general invitation had been good manners.
4
People with good manners got up when someone new entered a room.
5
He made it sound like a crime against good manners as well.
Usage of courtesy in English
1
However, recent years have been different, courtesy of the euro zone crisis.
2
Images courtesy English Heritage, Getty Images and Battersea Power Station Development Company.
3
Images courtesy: Jewish Museum London, Sylvia Young Theatre School and Getty Images.
4
Images courtesy Getty Images, PA, North News and BBC News website readers.
5
The utmost courtesy prevails, both in the recitation-room and in the streets.
6
Archive images courtesy Goudhurst and Kilndown Local History Society and Michael Bennett.
7
It goes on display in Dublin today, courtesy of the Naughton family.
8
The Iraqi opposition met this week near London, courtesy of the US.
9
The History of The Eagles used courtesy of Universal Music Group International.
10
One of the most fundamental problems is a lack of common courtesy.
11
I want to thank Deputies for their kind words and their courtesy.
12
The new Apple iMac line in an image courtesy of the company.
13
One of my personal favorites comes courtesy of The American Family Association.
14
Thank you for your help, and especially your courtesy to Lady Catherine.
15
Feel free to confront those who violate common courtesy, but be kind.
16
After eighteen years, history is still told courtesy of its commercial sponsors.
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Translations for courtesy
Portuguese
Spanish
Courtesy through the time
Courtesy across language varieties
New Zealand
Common
Australia
Common
United Kingdom
Common
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