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Meanings of good manners in English
Synonyms
Examples for "courtesy"
Examples for "courtesy"
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The utmost courtesy prevails, both in the recitation-room and in the streets.
Social Development and Nation Building Synopsis from the Films Division of India: A nation's culture is a measure of its maturity.
Related terms
Usage of good manners in English
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You're right, I should just be myself, be friendly, use good manners.
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Abandoning good manners, Elena forced her way through, clawing the audience aside.
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He wasn't sure how much the general invitation had been good manners.
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People with good manners got up when someone new entered a room.
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He made it sound like a crime against good manners as well.
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This is perhaps the first book on good manners written in America.
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In the motor going home Molly remarked: The boys haven't good manners.
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They have lost all decency-allthe semblance of good manners and decorum.
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Call the next case while that one is being taught good manners.
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He stared at Avdotya Romanovna without the least regard for good manners.
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At the moment Jennie Bruce entered with more abruptness than good manners.
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And they resumed together their life of punctilious thoughtfulness and good manners.
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Neither is it good manners or policy to talk much of yourself.
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They affect to despise good blood and good breeding and good manners.
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To refuse it would have been equally an offence against good manners.
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Every home should be a school of good manners and good breeding.
