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Meaning of old-gentlemanly
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old-gentlemanly (a.)
Pertaining to an old gentleman, or like one.
old-gentlemanly Sentence Examples
- The old-gentlemanly professor approached the podium with a dignified air.
- The storekeeper was known for his old-gentlemanly charm, treating customers with respect and kindness.
- With his waistcoat and pocket watch, the man exuded an old-gentlemanly elegance.
- The elderly gentleman's old-gentlemanly manners belied his mischievous twinkle in his eye.
- The mayor addressed the crowd with old-gentlemanly eloquence, captivating his audience with his wisdom.
- The library was filled with an old-gentlemanly atmosphere, its shelves lined with leather-bound volumes.
- The judge's old-gentlemanly demeanor brought a sense of calm to the courtroom.
- The retired general maintained his old-gentlemanly bearing, despite the hardships he had endured.
- The old-gentlemanly code of honor guided the man's every action.
- The old-gentlemanly way of life, with its emphasis on manners and chivalry, was disappearing in modern times.
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Pertaining to an old gentleman, or like one.
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The old-gentlemanly professor approached the podium with a dignified air.
The storekeeper was known for his old-gentlemanly charm, treating customers with respect and kindness.
With his waistcoat and pocket watch, the man exuded an old-gentlemanly elegance.
The elderly gentleman's old-gentlemanly manners belied his mischievous twinkle in his eye.
