genteelish (Meaning)
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genteelish (a.)
Somewhat genteel.
Synonyms & Antonyms of genteelish
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genteelish Sentence Examples
- The genteelish maiden gracefully sipped her tea, exuding an air of refined elegance.
- The stately mansion possessed a genteelish charm that evoked an era of bygone grandeur.
- The old professor carried himself with a genteelish demeanor, conveying wisdom and erudition.
- The gentle breeze carried the genteelish scent of blooming roses through the garden.
- The handwritten notes were adorned with genteelish flourishes and intricate penmanship.
- The genteelish lady presided over the tea party with poise and charm, creating a convivial atmosphere.
- The genteelish music wafted through the air, painting a serene and ethereal backdrop.
- The genteelish young man offered his assistance with a courteous bow, his manners impeccable.
- The genteelish decor of the parlor spoke to a refined and tasteful aesthetic.
- The genteelish conversation flowed effortlessly, covering topics of art, literature, and social graces.
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Somewhat genteel.
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The genteelish maiden gracefully sipped her tea, exuding an air of refined elegance.
The stately mansion possessed a genteelish charm that evoked an era of bygone grandeur.
The old professor carried himself with a genteelish demeanor, conveying wisdom and erudition.
The gentle breeze carried the genteelish scent of blooming roses through the garden.
