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Contiluo Posted 15 years ago
Essay & Composition Writing
Well-mannered
What is the difference between "well-mannered people" and "polite people"?
Which is better?
Which is better?
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They have essentially the same meaning. Both are fine. PERHAPS I would tend to use 'well-mannered' for a permanent quality and 'polite' for particular instances.
- They have essentially the same meaning.
- Both are fine.
- PERHAPS I would tend to use 'well-mannered' for a permanent quality and 'polite' for particular instances.
- I think that politeness is a subset of good manners, which might include other genteel habits.
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They have essentially the same meaning. Both are fine. PERHAPS I would tend to use 'well-mannered' for a permanent quality and 'polite' for particular instances. I think that politeness is a subset of good manners, which might include other genteel habits.
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They both mean the same, but as far as I'm concerned, the latter is used more often.
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