What does 'he is a man of wax' mean?

Answer 1

'He is a man of wax' means a man who is too perfect to be real; he must have been sculpted, because real people are not so perfect. The Nurse calls Paris a "man of wax" in Romeo and Julietbecause she believes he is sublimely handsome.

Answer 2

The phrase "he is a man of wax" typically means that the person being referred to is easily molded or influenced by others. It implies that the individual lacks a strong sense of identity or authenticity, and can be shaped or manipulated by external forces.

Answer 3

He is too good to be true