mannered (Meaning)
mannered (s)
having unnatural mannerisms
mannered (a.)
Having a certain way, esp. a polite way, of carrying and conducting one's self.
Affected with mannerism; marked by excess of some characteristic peculiarity.
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mannered Sentence Examples
- The young woman exhibited an impeccable mannered disposition, always showing courtesy and respect.
- The well-mannered child patiently waited his turn to speak.
- The professor's mannered speech was a delight to listen to, as every word was carefully chosen.
- The guest's unmannered behavior at the dinner party was a source of embarrassment to her hosts.
- The elderly gentleman's courtly mannered ways reminded everyone of a bygone era.
- The politician's mannered smile hid his true intentions.
- The sales associate's overly mannered gestures seemed insincere and off-putting.
- The actor's mannered performance was criticized for being too melodramatic.
- The diplomat's skilled mannered negotiation led to a successful resolution of the conflict.
- The rude mannered customer's complaint was met with little empathy from the store manager.
FAQs About the word mannered
having unnatural mannerismsHaving a certain way, esp. a polite way, of carrying and conducting one's self., Affected with mannerism; marked by excess of some ch
exaggerated, conspicuous, pretentious, unnatural, showy, ostentatious, studied, flamboyant, self-conscious, stagey
undramatic, unpretentious,unaffected, muted, restrained, unpretentious, undramatic, muted, unaffected, subdued
The young woman exhibited an impeccable mannered disposition, always showing courtesy and respect.
The well-mannered child patiently waited his turn to speak.
The professor's mannered speech was a delight to listen to, as every word was carefully chosen.
The guest's unmannered behavior at the dinner party was a source of embarrassment to her hosts.
