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Definition of courtesy
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Courtesy
(n.) An act of
civility
or
respect;
an act of
kindness
or favor
performed
with
politeness.
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Inurbanity
::
Inurbanity
(n.) Want of
urbanity
or
courtesy;
unpolished
manners
or
deportment;
inurbaneness;
rudeness.
Discourteous
::
Discourteous
(a.)
Uncivil;
rude;
wanting
in
courtesy
or good
manners;
uncourteous.
Empty
::
Empty
(superl.)
Destitute
of, or
lacking,
sense,
knowledge,
or
courtesy;
as, empty
brains;
an empty
coxcomb..
Drop
::
Drop (n.) To cause to fall in one
portion,
or by one
motion,
like a drop; to let fall; as, to drop a line in
fishing;
to drop a
courtesy..
Courtesy
::
Courtesy
(n.) An act of
civility,
respect,
or
reverence,
made by
women,
consisting
of a
slight
depression
or
dropping
of the body, with
bending
of the
knees..
Mister
::
Mister
(n.) A title of
courtesy
prefixed
to the name of a man or
youth.
It is
usually
written
in the
abbreviated
form Mr.
Squired
::
Squire
(n.) A title of
office
and
courtesy.
See under
Esquire.
Courtesy
::
Courtesy
(n.)
Politeness;
civility;
urbanity;
courtliness.
Chivalry
::
Chivalry
(n.) The
qualifications
or
character
of
knights,
as
valor,
dexterity
in arms,
courtesy,
etc..
Comity
::
Comity
(n.)
Mildness
and
suavity
of
manners;
courtesy
between
equals;
friendly
civility;
as,
comity
of
manners;
the
comity
of
States..
Magnifico
::
Magnifico
(n.) A
grandee
or
nobleman
of
Venice;
-- so
called
in
courtesy.
Lord
::
Lord (n.) A
titled
nobleman.,
whether
a peer of the realm or not; a
bishop,
as a
member
of the House of
Lords;
by
courtesy;
the son of a duke or
marquis,
or the
eldest
son of an earl; in a
restricted
sense,
a
boron,
as
opposed
to
noblemen
of
higher
rank..
Nawab
::
Nawab (n.) A
deputy
ruler or
viceroy
in
India;
also, a title given by
courtesy
to other
persons
of high rank in the
East..
Urbanity
::
Urbanity
(n.) The
quality
or state of being
urbane;
civility
or
courtesy
of
manners;
politeness;
refinement.
Courtship
::
Courtship
(n.)
Courtliness;
elegance
of
manners;
courtesy.
Se–or
::
Se–or
(n.) A
Spanish
title of
courtesy
corresponding
to the
English
Mr. or Sir; also, a
gentleman..
Cheese
::
Cheese
(n.) A low
courtesy;
-- so
called
on
account
of the
cheese
form
assumed
by a
woman's
dress when she
stoops
after
extending
the
skirts
by a rapid
gyration.
Familiarity
::
Familiarity
(n.)
Anything
said or done by one
person
to
another
unceremoniously
and
without
constraint;
esp., in the pl., such
actions
and words as
propriety
and
courtesy
do not
warrant;
liberties..
Commodore
::
Commodore
(n.) A title given by
courtesy
to the
senior
captain
of a line of
merchant
vessels,
and also to the chief
officer
of a
yachting
or
rowing
club..
Knee
::
Knee (n.) A
bending
of the knee, as in
respect
or
courtesy..
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