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What is mannerly?
Socially correct behavior.
Was there a wall behind the mannerly?
yes and no.
What is the antonym of rude?
There are several synonyms for the word polite. Some include civil, friendly, attentive, sociable, refined, gentle, cordial, polished, and pleasant.
What is the prefix for the word mannerly?
The prefix for the word "mannerly" is "man-". A prefix is a word part added to the beginning of a base word to create a new word with a different meaning. In this case, the prefix "man-" means "having to do with" or "related to," so when added to "mannerly," it forms a new word that means "having good manners" or "polite."
What is polite and kind?
Consideration for others, and in a mannerly fashion.
What are the specific responsibilities of a lawyer?
to preset their client in an unprofessional mannerly way
What are 2 synonyms for mannerly?
courteous, polished, well-behaved, charming, polite
What does Juliet mean by mannerly devotion?
Juliet says, "Pilgrim, you do wrong your hand too much that mannerly devotion shows in this." Romeo has just touched her (probably on the hand) and then apologized by saying "If I profane with my unworthiest hand . . ." which apology leads to his saying that he will fix any offence he may have given by kissing her. Juliet says that he wrongs his hand too much--it is not unworthiest and it hasn't offended her. In fact it has shown "mannerly devotion". "Mannerly" means with good manners, polite. "Devotion" means love, faithfulness, commitment. According to Juliet, he has given a polite token of love.
How do you form the adverb of manner?
The adverb form for the noun manner is mannerly, which is also an adjective.
What is antonym of the word synonym?
The antonym of the word 'synonym' is 'antonym'.
Why did Esme interrupt Emmett from whatever he was trying to say?
Because Emmett says things that are not every mannerly
What is a synonym for courteous?
Synonyms include polite, respectful, mannerly, civil, amicable, accommodating, gracious, or considerate.
