A please and a thank-you, also a small nod of the head to acknowledge the other person, a bow ( not too deep) from the shoulders, and a curtsy, (not to the floor) but half-way in between, to see these practices, one can see these being done in any of the Jane Austen movies, "Gone with the Wind" or any other movie that takes place in and around the 17 and 1800s
kind of. its more oldfashioned than common
No, polite is an adjective. 'Politeness' is the noun form; 'politeness' is an abstract noun.
Unfortunately, there does not appear to be an abbreviation for the word \'politeness\'.
The Politeness of Princes was created in 1902.
There is no such a word, only an oldfashioned male name: Zacharias
Courtesy is politeness. Courtesy is a favour, it is help and generosity. Politeness is showing good manners towards others in behaviour and speech, it is being refined and cultured.
Talk to some boys; their politeness or lack of politeness will be easily observable.
The noun form of the word "polite" is "politeness".
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Yes, the noun 'politeness' is an abstract noun; a word for a type of behavior; a word for a concept.
about 3 children or 7 pigs ifyou're oldfashioned and stilluse pigs as currency.
The politeness with which he spoke to his betrothed's mother allowed him to receive her blessing.