Courtliness is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for COURTLINESS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• the state of being courtly
• The quality of being courtly; elegance or dignity of manners.
• elegance suggestive of a royal court
• the manner of being courtly, very polite, or refined, as befitting a royal court.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• of a quality befitting the court; elegant; insincerely flattering

Words related to COURTLINESS

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Words that contain COURTLINESS

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How to use COURTLINESS in a sentence

• Berkeley was a man of charming manners, proverbially polite, and he delighted the Virginians, who had a weakness for courtliness.
• On these latter occasions he proved himself a most amusing cosmopolitan, and at the same time exhibited an extreme courtliness towards every one.
• The courtliness of this saying not only won him his conqueror for son-in-law, but saved the freedom of his realm.
• Then mounting his stout mare, he once more waived his hand with an air of courtliness to his hostess, and was soon out of sight.
• The splendours of the Medicis in Italy had set up an ideal of courtliness, in which letters formed an integral and indispensable part.
• He had no turn for the love lyrics or the courtliness of the school of Jonson.
• Also, good and sound as his heart was, clean and straight though he was by nature, he never had that rare and delicate courtliness which so distinguished his sire among hounds.
• He treated the younger man with that quaint courtliness which knew not affectation.
• She questioned him with growing eagerness, and he replied with a smile and always that half-reverent, half-shy courtliness that had first attracted her.
• There was an indefinable courtliness of manner about him which recalled the days of lace ruffles and knee-breeches.
• Not many people had leisure to notice one slight figure distinguished by a foreign air of courtliness and grace, in spite of the stiff, severe lines of its Quaker hat and coat.
• To her Washington owed many traits, among them his courtliness.
• It is never religious, and it is often immoral, but it is always suffused with a certain hue of courtliness, even gentleness.
• To Andre-Louis the Marquis inclined his head with that mixture of courtliness and condescension which he used.
• The letters are a classic of courtliness and worldly wisdom.
• Buchanan shook my hand with a certain courtliness, indicating that he was well accustomed to receive strangers.
• With a wrung heart she called to mind the occasion upon which each had been offered, his smile of kindly appreciation, the old-world courtliness of his thanks.
• This young Mitchell was exceptionally good-looking in a nice, boyish, fresh-faced way, and she saw in his manner a youthful reflection of the courtliness which distinguished Mr.
• But the courtliness of language, the grace and poetry of the French dramas, and especially the tender love of Racine, are altogether lacking with him.
• He received them with an easy courtliness, which is more noticeable in the old world than in the new.
• He was exquisitely neat in person and irreproachable in habits, and had a fine courtliness of bearing toward women which suggested the old-school gentleman.

Similar words containing URTLINES without suffix s and without prefix co

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