Meanings of great suavity in English

Manuel, with great suavity, had overset the former and defied the latter.

With great suavity of manners he combined the most intrepid resolution.

He was a gentleman of an acute and cultivated mind, and great suavity of manners.

The ambassador bit his lip in his effort at self-control, but he answered with great suavity:

On the inside of the glass partition of the private office, a voice of great suavity was heard.

Here he walked softly to the door, and then stopping short, turned round and said with great suavity:

With great suavity, accompanied by a figurative grin, he informs us that master will pay his respects presently.

In person, Mr. Merton was of the middle height; fair, and inclined to stoutness, with small features, beautiful teeth, and great suavity of address.

This he would do very minutely, with great suavity and becoming gravity, and then with no sign of hesitation indicate invariably the wrong road.

"Oh, allow me," he said, with great suavity-"asthe older man.

"Extremely honoured, I am sure," said our poor hostess with the greatest suavity, "by this visit from the wards in Jarndyce.

"And now," said Indiman, turning to Grenelli and speaking with great suavity, "I am going to ask the favor of a short interview.