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Definition of courtesy
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of courtesy is as below...
Courtesy
(v. i.) To make a
respectful
salutation
or
movement
of
respect;
esp. (with
reference
to
women),
to bow the body
slightly,
with
bending
of the
knes..
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Precarious
::
Precarious
(a.)
Depending
on the will or
pleasure
of
another;
held by
courtesy;
liable
to be
changed
or lost at the
pleasure
of
another;
as,
precarious
privileges..
Discourteous
::
Discourteous
(a.)
Uncivil;
rude;
wanting
in
courtesy
or good
manners;
uncourteous.
Gentility
::
Gentility
(n.) The
quality
or
qualities
appropriate
to those who are well born, as
self-respect,
dignity,
courage,
courtesy,
politeness
of
manner,
a
graceful
and easy mien and
behavior,
etc.; good
breeding..
Courteousness
::
Courteousness
(n.) The
quality
of being
courteous;
politeness;
courtesy.
Courtesy
::
Courtesy
(n.) Favor or
indulgence,
as
distinguished
from
right;
as, a title given one by
courtesy..
Mistress
::
Mistress
(n.) A title of
courtesy
formerly
prefixed
to the name of a
woman,
married
or
unmarried,
but now
superseded
by the
contracted
forms,
Mrs., for a
married,
and Miss, for an
unmarried,
woman..
Gentilesse
::
Gentilesse
(a.)
Gentleness;
courtesy;
kindness;
nobility.
Discourtship
::
Discourtship
(n.) Want of
courtesy.
Complaisance
::
Complaisance
(n.)
Disposition
to
please
or
oblige;
obliging
compliance
with the
wishes
of
others;
a
deportment
indicative
of a
desire
to
please;
courtesy;
civility.
Gallantry
::
Gallantry
(n.)
Civility
or
polite
attention
to
ladies;
in a bad
sense,
attention
or
courtesy
designed
to win
criminal
favors
from a
female;
freedom
of
principle
or
practice
with
respect
to
female
virtue;
intrigue..
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..
Obeisance
::
Obeisance
(n.) A
manifestation
of
obedience;
an
expression
of
difference
or
respect;
homage;
a bow; a
courtesy.
Squired
::
Squire
(n.) A title of
office
and
courtesy.
See under
Esquire.
Dean
::
Dean (n.) The chief or
senior
of a
company
on
occasion
of
ceremony;
as, the dean of the
diplomatic
corps;
-- so
called
by
courtesy..
Empty
::
Empty
(superl.)
Destitute
of, or
lacking,
sense,
knowledge,
or
courtesy;
as, empty
brains;
an empty
coxcomb..
Repulse
::
Repulse
(v. t.) To repel by
discourtesy,
coldness,
or
denial;
to
reject;
to send away; as, to
repulse
a
suitor
or a
proffer..
Commend
::
Commend
(v. t.) To
mention
by way of
courtesy,
implying
remembrance
and good
will..
Magnifico
::
Magnifico
(n.) A
grandee
or
nobleman
of
Venice;
-- so
called
in
courtesy.
Attention
::
Attention
(n.) An act of
civility
or
courtesy;
care for the
comfort
and
pleasure
of
others;
as,
attentions
paid to a
stranger..
Captain
::
Captain
(n.) By
courtesy,
an
officer
actually
commanding
a
vessel,
although
not
having
the rank of
captain..
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