Gentlemanlike is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for GENTLEMANLIKE in dictionary:

NOUN [PLURAL GEN·TLE·MEN.]:
• a man of good family, breeding, or social position.
• (used as a polite term) a man: Do you know that gentleman over there?
• (used as a form of address): Gentlemen, please come this way.
• a civilized, educated, sensitive, or well-mannered man: He behaved like a true gentleman.
• a male personal servant, especially of a man of social position; valet.
• a male attendant upon a king, queen, or other royal person, who is himself of high birth or rank.
• a man of good social standing, as a noble or an armigerous commoner.
• a man with an independent income who does not work for a living.
• a male member of the U.S. Senate or House of Representatives: The chair recognizes the gentleman from Massachusetts.
• a man who is above the rank of yeoman.
ADJECTIVE:
• like a gentleman
• Alt. of Gentlemanly
• befitting a man of good breeding
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a man of noble or gentle birth; a man belonging to the landed gentry; a man who combines gentle birth or rank with chivalrous qualities; a man whose conduct conforms to a high standard of propriety or correct behavior d; a man of independent means who does not engage in any occupation or profession for gain; a man who does not engage in a menial occupation or in manual labor for gain

Words related to GENTLEMANLIKE

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Words that contain GENTLEMANLIKE

ungentlemanlike22 gentlemanlikene22 gentlemanlikeness24 gentlemanlikenesses26

How to use GENTLEMANLIKE in a sentence

• When marching out these English youths were so stupid as to offer the hand to their German victors in token of the gentlemanlike manner in which they accepted defeat.
• It may be a cleverer way of managing, but it is not so gentleman-like.
• Sir Wynston Berkley was a particularly gentleman-like person.
• There were times, indeed, when we sighed for our more gentleman-like occupation under Stuart.
• He was a political molecule of the most gentleman-like appearance, not less than six feet high, and showing the utmost nicety in the care of his person and equipment.
• Hammond is a gentlemanlike person, very well informed, very agreeable.
• I will tell her, sir, that you do protest, which, as I take it, is a gentlemanlike offer.
• Eustace Meeson was strolling about Birmingham with his hands in his pockets, and an air of indecision on his decidedly agreeable and gentlemanlike countenance.
• Tombey is such a very nice young man, and so very gentlemanlike.
• As for myself, thoroughly disgusted with this man, a vulgar rogue, I walked aft to the other lieutenant, who was only a gentleman-like dunce.
• He had also a certain gentlemanlike distaste to being the bearer of crushing bad news, for Mr.
• At the appointed time Little Mag and her pale faced friend appeared in presence of His Excellency, who received them in the most gentleman-like manner.
• Now the captain was an exceedingly gentlemanlike man, a good sailor, and a first-rate navigator.
• The young officer was a bright, handsome, gentleman-like lad.
• It is a pleasure to kill a man who dies in such a gentlemanlike manner.
• These were well-dressed, gentlemanlike men and modest, respectable-looking women who seemed by no means either afraid or ashamed of the position in which they found themselves.
• The first person who appeared was a handsome, compact, well-built, gentleman-like little man, who was announced as the Duke of Villa Hermosa, the Spanish ambassador.
• Let me render you our thanks, we do never forget your gentlemanlike conduct.
• We shall both be most happy to receive you and your husband, who is, I must say, one of the most gentlemanlike looking men I ever saw.
• Such a handsome, gentleman-like man, Selina! And, oh, Mr.
• It is a melancholy truth, that a gentleman-like training does more for the suppression of those abominations than all the dogmas that the pilgrims have imported into the country.
• They are not a gentlemanlike people, and I am given to understand that they are generally dishonest in all their dealings.
• They are most gentlemanlike men, and will be shocked at such conduct as this from the Squire of Buston.
• Piozzi as his good looks, and he vindicated his claim to noble descent by his conduct, which was disinterested and gentlemanlike throughout.
• Perry was an intelligent, gentlemanlike man, whose frequent visits were one of the comforts of Mr.
• Penrose, as my daughter tells me, behaved in the most gentleman-like manner.
• His manners were gentlemanlike but slightly old-fashioned, and, doubtless, many a young Englander would have found matter for ridicule in some of his doings and sayings.

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