Urbanity is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for URBANITY in dictionary:

NOUN:
• the quality of being urban
• courteousness and refinement of manner
• urban life
• The quality or state of being urbane; civility or courtesy of manners; politeness; refinement.
• Polite wit; facetiousness.
• polished courtesy; elegance of manner
• the quality or character of life in a city or town
• quality of being urbane
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• the quality of being urbane

Words related to URBANITY

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How to use URBANITY in a sentence

• His urbanity, his gentleness, his modesty, his meekness, his simplicity, and his love won all hearts, and have never been exceeded except by Alfred the Great.
• It was the first visit of Bishop Scott to the Conference, and his urbanity and self-sacrificing labors endeared him to all.
• He possessed a good share of urbanity, had seen much of the world, and was of an age and temper to vent no violent opinions.
• His force and urbanity of character have equally inspired the respect of both.
• No doubt there were moments of suffering and of irritation, as well as moments of uncontrollable merriment, when Charlotte lacked urbanity, but M.
• Following the proud and insolent traditions of his maternal ancestors, he began to discard the mask of civil urbanity with which Cosimo and Lorenzo had concealed their despotism.
• None but men courteous and unaffected could have carved a face like that of Marietta Strozzi, breathing the very spirit of urbanity.
• Underlying his urbanity he failed to trace any symptom of apprehension.
• No other such group of whites, or place approaching its urbanity, is to be found in a vast extent of latitude or longitude.
• As the Indians entered the room, Winthrop rose, and with great urbanity, offered his hand to him who appeared to be the principal.
• They fail to see what courtesy, urbanity and meat-teas at three shillings per head can do in the way of stimulating business.
• Captain Sutter, with his usual urbanity of manner, kindly received them, and supplied their wants.
• Its kisses conceal a profound indifference, its urbanity a perpetual contempt.
• His exposition of social duty tempers Puritan strictness with Cavalier high-breeding, and the urbanity of a man of the world.
• It is to his tact and urbanity that our army is indebted for an offensive and defensive treaty of alliance with Mourad Bey.
• All praise her incomparable beauty, her active beneficence, her sweet urbanity.
• Grenville, who followed, did not treat Pitt with such urbanity.
• This trio waited upon his lordship in Staten Island, on the 11th of September, and they were received with true English politeness and urbanity.
• Peel had acted with moderation and urbanity, but he now gave indications of decided hostility.
• That office he filled with tact, urbanity, and reasonable ability.
• I called punctually at eleven next morning, and was received with charming urbanity by Mr.
• Hence her joy at the prosperous passage of a critical time, at the enthusiasm of their supporters, and at the gratification and urbanity of Sir Winterton.
• His manner was decidedly captivating, and his fine manly features produced in my mind a favourable impression of his urbanity.
• Among the persons T have seen at that house of urbanity in London I distinctly recall old Mrs.
• This the great Duke did, with the most exquisite urbanity.
• But he had discretion, tact, and urbanity in full share, besides that indefinable something which went with his being a great gentleman.
• Patriotic, sagacious, and daring, they combined the rare qualities of magnanimity and urbanity.
• From this unwonted urbanity it would appear that James anticipated no trouble from the new colony.
• In the Odes he requires grace, in the Satires urbanity and playfulness, all of which Cowper had in abundance.
• Whether the making of a bow released automatically feelings of complaisance and urbanity, Mr.
• The manners of a gentleman are ever characterized by urbanity and a becoming consideration for the feelings and wishes of others, and by a readiness to practise self-denial.
• In the conduct of a prosecution, he was remarkable for a certain urbanity, that gave a secret charm to his whole speech.
• To his excellent genius he united keen reflection, great energy, and a peculiar urbanity, which gave a secret charm to his speeches.
• Everywhere I meet traces of their sagacity, courage, urbanity, high poetical feeling, and elegant taste.
• But his urbanity was a part of himself and never departed from him.

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