Learned
Refined
Refined adjective - Having or showing a taste for the fine arts and gracious living.
Usage example: a refined couple who have hosted many elegant benefits for organizations promoting the arts
Learned and refined are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Learned" instead an adjective "Refined".
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- keen and learned
- keen and refined
- accomplished and learned
- accomplished and refined
- discerning and learned
- discerning and refined
- polished and learned
- polished and refined
- cultivated and learned
- cultivated and refined
- cultured and learned
- cultured and refined
- sophisticated and learned
- sophisticated and refined
Both words in one sentence
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Jin was brought up in a noble family in refined culture, and learned to fight as a Teen Genius in a prestigious Military Academy.
Source: Noble Male, Roguish Male - In the DVD making of documentary it stated he was actually copying co-star Omar Sharif's real refined Egyptian accent.note The reason the accent sounds so British is that Egyptians of Sharif's class and generation typically learned English quite young at British schools.
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In The Unsinkable Molly Brown, Johnny Brown strikes it rich in Leadville and marries the title character, who is determined to prove herself the social equal of Old Money society despite not having being brought up with refined manners, to say nothing of having Never Learned to Read.
Source: Nouveau Riche
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