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mannerable

mannerable adjective: well-mannered.

Adjective

mannerable (comparative more mannerable, superlative most mannerable)

  1. well-mannered.
    • “If he had any sense, he’d love you best. You’re smarter, more mannerable, and you’ve got better hair.”2020, Tayari Jones, Silver Sparrow, Oneworld Publications, page 15

Forms of mannerable

comparativemore mannerable
superlativemost mannerable

Origin of mannerable

From Middle English manerable; equivalent to manner + -able.

Questions about mannerable

What does mannerable mean?
Mannerable means well-mannered.
What part of speech is mannerable?
Mannerable is an adjective.

Words near mannerable in the dictionary

  1. manner adverbs
  2. manner clause
  3. manner clauses
  4. manner of articulation
  5. manner of death
  6. mannerable
  7. mannered
  8. Mannerim
  9. mannering
  10. Mannering Park
  11. mannerism

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