well behaved (Meaning)
well behaved (s)
(usually of children) someone who behaves in a manner that the speaker believes is correct
(usually of children) someone who behaves in a manner that the speaker believes is correct
Synonyms & Antonyms of well behaved
Synonyms:
Antonyms:
- recalcitrant
- incorrigible
- unmanageable
- willful
- unmanageable
- wayward
- headstrong
- ungovernable
- wilful
- intractable
- refractory
- difficult
- ungovernable
- headstrong
- unruly
- uncontrollable
- obstinate
- uncontrollable
- incorrigible
- untoward
- untoward
- willful
- obstinate
- stubborn
- recalcitrant
- unruly
- difficult
- wayward
- intractable
- wilful
- refractory
- stubborn
well behaved Sentence Examples
- The children were remarkably well behaved during the long car ride.
- The veterinarian praised the dog's well behaved nature even in a stressful environment.
- The teacher was impressed by the well behaved students who paid attention and followed instructions diligently.
- The elderly woman's well behaved cat purred contentedly on her lap.
- The well behaved horse stood calmly and patiently despite the noisy crowd.
- The new employee's well behaved demeanor made a positive first impression on her colleagues.
- The well behaved children played quietly in the waiting room, respecting the space and comfort of others.
- The well behaved dog was a welcome addition to the family, bringing joy and companionship to all.
- The well behaved customer patiently waited in line, despite the long delay.
- The well behaved students created a positive learning environment that fostered academic success.
FAQs About the word well behaved
(usually of children) someone who behaves in a manner that the speaker believes is correct, (usually of children) someone who behaves in a manner that the speak
manageable, controllable,obedient, docile, tractable,compliant, governable, pliable, receptive, submissive
recalcitrant, incorrigible, unmanageable, willful, unmanageable, wayward, headstrong, ungovernable, wilful, intractable
The children were remarkably well behaved during the long car ride.
The veterinarian praised the dog's well behaved nature even in a stressful environment.
The teacher was impressed by the well behaved students who paid attention and followed instructions diligently.
The elderly woman's well behaved cat purred contentedly on her lap.
