Manners is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for MANNERS in dictionary:

PLURAL NOUN:
• person's social conduct
NOUN:
• MANNER, method, fashion of style
• a way in which a thing is done or happens
• a style in literature or art
• a semantic category of adverbs and adverbials which answer the question ‘how?’
• a kind or sort
• polite or well-bred social behaviour
• social behaviour or habits
• the way a motor vehicle handles or performs
• social deportment
• a semantic category of adverbs and adverbials which answer the question ‘how?’
• a person's outward bearing or way of behaving towards others
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a way of acting
• person\'s social conduct

Words related to MANNERS

manner8

Words that contain MANNERS

mismanners14

How to use MANNERS in a sentence

• There was a custom in those days which has disappeared from our manners now, but which then lingered.
• And in no other country were judges armed with more power, nor were they more bland and courteous in their manners and more just in their decisions.
• His manners, his costume, his suppositions of the impression he makes on others, have all their former correspondence with the dramatic part of the young genius.
• SPECTATOR, Your Speculations do not so generally prevail over Mens Manners as I could wish.
• You will all be welcomed home, but come prepared to find many, very many things in taste and manners different from your own good taste and manners.
• The impression made on me by his singular person and manners was vivid and indelible.
• I think there ought to be mining camps to teach men manners all over Europe.
• The daughter, who received the name of Damayanti, soon became famed for her beauty, her dignity, and her gracious manners.
• Both works ought to be consulted by every person who wishes to be well acquainted with the history of our literature and our manners.
• He was a true gentleman, of courtly, pleasing manners, and amusing conversation.
• In this sort the consent and manners of women depended in the judgement of an Asse.
• There are tendencies of the right kind here and there, but they are rather accidental than aught that is established in general manners.
• The antithesis can be extended almost indefinitely by the student of Oriental manners.
• It is true that Gerbert was a high-born youth, of stainless life, pleasing appearance, and gentle manners, and, moreover, one who was likely at no distant date to win his spurs.
• Thee and thou, a stationary hat, bad grammar and worse manners, with an ugly coat, are not George Fox to-day.
• Before any other race on Uller, that would have been the most shocking sort of bad manners, without the token-concealment of the handkerchief.
• His temperance and severity of manners were his chief praise.
• And in America, perhaps, we see the disadvantages of having social equality before there has been any such high standard of social life and manners formed.
• He was as fair as a girl, and refined in his taste and manners.
• Always, however, the best manners are the cause of the best polity.
• And ma, she says I am without delicacy, manners, or any of the other new touches that most girls have.

Similar words containing MANNER without suffix s

manner8 mannered11 mannerly13 mannerism13 mannerist11 mannerisms14 mannerists12 mannerless12 mismanners14 unmannered13 unmannerly15 mannerlier12 manneristic15 mannerliest13 mannerliness14 overmannered18 unmanneredly18 unmannerlier14 manneristical17 unmannerliest15 mannerlessness16 mannerlinesses16 unmannerliness16 manneristically22 unmannerlinesse17 unmannerlinesses18

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