Urbane is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for URBANE in dictionary:

ADJECTIVE:
• refined and elegant
• (of a person, especially a man) courteous and refined in manner
• characterized by courtesy, elegance, and sophistication
• Courteous in manners; polite; refined; elegant.
• showing a high degree of refinement and the assurance that comes from wide social experience

Words related to URBANE

urbanely13 urbaneness12 urbaner9 urbanest10

Words that contain URBANE

urbaner9 inurbane10 turbaned11 urbanely13 urbanest10 inurbanely15 urbaneness12 urbanenesses14

How to use URBANE in a sentence

• But you should cultivate procedure of a type more urbane.
• On the whole, they were urbane, and when the secretary gave the chairman his application one asked a few questions about the work he had done.
• The inquiries that bored the urbane gentlemen had important consequences for him and the suspense was keen.
• The most urbane and graceful of princes may be inflexible tyrants so far as government is concerned, like Augustus and Louis XIV.
• Then, with a final bow to his exceedingly urbane and eminently satisfactory customer, Mr.
• He was civil and urbane in the entertainment of his guests, and requested them to consider themselves as his children.
• And she could suppress all that from her eyes! She could stand there calm and urbane in her acceptance of the terrific past.
• His battalion-commander, Major Malley, was equally urbane, and together I think we made a very happy combination.
• Paul, and the trip is truly enjoyable if you are always sure of so urbane and obliging an officer as is Captain William Kent.
• Marshall-Smith with her, had taken an urbane, fair-spoken departure.
• There approached from the head of the room a tall, handsome and urbane gentleman, who came and took her hand.
• Urbane is an aged pastor and his Friends are members of his flock, whom he had invited to meet him from week to week for Christian counsel and fellowship.
• Such is a brief outline of her teaching on this subject in Urbane and His Friends.
• Some lady in Philadelphia bought forty copies of Urbane.
• I am glad you think Urbane may be useful, for I hear little from it.
• I felt also, the longer we talked, I will not say a fear of him, for his manner was too urbane to permit it, but an increasing respect.
• The salient quality of his personality, as of his appearance, was an ease of proportion almost urbane.
• I thought the answer extraordinary and the gentle, urbane manner of Mr.
• We do not demand that our fellow tourists should be urbane, but that they should evince a sense of propriety in their behaviour, that they should be decently reluctant to annoy.
• For my own part, I like to think that my beautiful and urbane companion is not a midnight assassin.
• He was urbane in manner and a pleasant conversationalist.
• I am wont to talk too much, and in none too urbane a tone.
• Urbane, trusting that by so doing their hair would grow long and yellow.
• He was a wiry, tall man, of beautiful manners and a singularly urbane demeanour, but he could not hide the annoyance which this letter caused him.
• Wilkinson was far more affable and urbane with her than any one whom Pollyooly had ever met.
• Hake was polished, easy and urbane in everything, and, although not without prejudice and bias, ready to shine generally in any society.
• When Elinor came in they were absorbed in conversation, Lily flushed and eager, and her husband smiling, urbane, and genial.
• Calhoun was a highly-cultured gentleman, a Presbyterian clergyman, and one of those urbane men who add force and dignity to any opinion.
• It was doubtless due to this urbane wisdom that the history of the conversion of Ireland is without one story of martyrdom.
• Prince, who in the far corner was apparently cleaning or adjusting his press, then came forward with a quiet, shy, urbane welcome.
• In particular, she hoped that she had saved the honour of her party and put it at last on a secure footing of urbane convivial success.
• Sir George Covert, a trifle pallid, but bland and urbane, strolled out to the porch, saluting us gracefully.
• That story has already been told in greater detail than could be extracted even by the urbane but deadly cross-examiner who led for the Crown.
• The official whom he accosted had been rather cold and shy of late, but when he received the securities he grew perceptibly urbane.
• The French quality of mind allows that expression to be at once dignified and happily urbane.
• But there was no sign of Theodore! At first my friend the gendarme was quite urbane.
• He finally gave me fifty francs, and once more threatened to take his business elsewhere, so I had to accept and to look as urbane and dignified as I could.
• It is an assumption in general company of a most urbane, nay, even a most cordial spirit.

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