Courtesy and Rules

Courtesy

Courtesy noun - An act or utterance that is a customary show of good manners.
Usage example: the greeting “How are you?” is often intended as no more than a courtesy

Rules and courtesy are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Rules" instead a noun "Courtesy".

Nearby Word: courteous

Rules

Definitions of Courtesy not found.

Courtesy and rules are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Courtesy" instead a noun "Rules".

Both words in one sentence

  • Series / The Hollywood Squares Rules Spiel: Each version had its own, but the most famous came courtesy of Peter Marshall.
  • Kissing Cousins Given Catholic rules on consanguity this probably means 'cousin' was more a courtesy then genetic relationship.
  • Chapter 45 tears into several iconic moments/places/rules/etc like hot knife through butter, courtesy of Mach One.
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