Manners and Polish

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Manners noun - Social deportment.

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Polish and manners are semantically related in polite topic. In some cases you can use "Polish" instead a noun "Manners".

Polish noun - A high level of taste and enlightenment as a result of extensive intellectual training and exposure to the arts.

Usage example: acquired a great deal of polish during his year abroad

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Manners and polish are semantically related in sophistication topic. Sometimes you can use "Manners" instead a noun "Polish".

Nearby Words: polished, polishing, polisher

Her sister's lack of standard graces, manners and polish constantly embarrasses her and she always feels the need to call her out on any faux pas she makes.

Source: The Glorious War of Sisterly Rivalry
It's Older Than Feudalism, dating to Ovid at least, but most modern versions will probably claim to be more directly descended from My Fair Lady, where the "creation" is figurative — manners, polish, and a new wardrobe.

Source: Pygmalion Plot

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