Can you give me a sentence for the word etiquette?

Answer 1

Etiquette is the conventional rule for conduct or behavior in polite society.

SENTENCE EXAMPLE: 'Etiquette requires a man to rise when a lady enters the room.'

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I'm not sure if you mean a sentence using the word,, or more of a sentence to somewhat describe it. But Emily Post always has the answers!

"Manners are a sensitive awareness of the feelings of others. If you have that awareness, you have good manners, no matter what fork you use." - Emily Post

You suck Emily post.

Answer 2

Etiquette is the same as manners, being polite. Here are some sentences.

• He never learned proper etiquette.
• Etiquette says that you should always say please and thank you.
• I bought a book on etiquette.

Answer 3

The rules and regulations that need to be followed in that particular environment.

Answer 4

The etiquette of romantic love is as elaborate as the surrounding empire of China. Is this a good answer?

Answer 5

The word etiquette is a noun that means manners. Using proper etiquette is part of the protocol for state dinners. Some synonyms for etiquette are social graces, deportment, and courtesy.

Answer 6

Etiquettes varies from profession to profession.FOR example in armed forces the way solders eat, walk, and march all comes under the domain of an etiquette.