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Meanings of mannered person in English

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Usage of mannered person in English
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It is the quiet well- mannered person who inspires respect and liking.
Book of Etiquette, Volume II
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I thought him a smooth- mannered person, and he did not give his business.
Project Gutenberg Complete Works of Winston Churchill
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The other was a mild- mannered person, with a thin, ash-colored moustache.
Roden's Corner
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He was indeed a well- mannered person, of whom painful things were not said.
Emily Fox-Seton / Being "The Making of a Marchioness" and "The M...
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Arthur was a mild- mannered person, far too mild-mannered, as Hinda was always reminding him.
Melnitz
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He also saw drama in "a mild- mannered person who reveals something extraordinary you never saw coming."
Wired
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I'm a well- mannered person, after all.
Kafka on the Shore
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She was a hard-faced brusque- mannered person, whose appearance in a bachelor's household was not likely to cause a scandal.
The Stark Munro Letters / Being series of twelve letters written...
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Very nice, confidential- mannered person, Goteway.
The History of Sir Richard Calmady: A Romance
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The cloistered, mild- mannered person we often find under the intimidating Goth persona is an apt example of the white shadow.
Introvert power: why your inner life is your hidden strength
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The boss "is a well- mannered person" and there are no complaints, or at least not from Shapla's section.
The Guardian
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You seem to be a very mild- mannered person, for....
Rebels of the Red Planet
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For being companion to some lady in the decline of life, who would want to have some nice mannered person always with her.
Miss Mackenzie
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And although she was a well- mannered person and had a kindly disposition, she couldn't resist telling them that the apple was sweet and juicy.
The Tale of the The Muley Cow / Slumber-Town Tales
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The well- mannered person is known by his or her calm conduct and gentle manners whether it be in the ballroom or at the football game.
Book of Etiquette, Volume II
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There is no lack of pleasant- mannered persons ready to guide trustful admirers in the right path.
The Invention of a New Religion
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