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Courtesy
Matched in: Term Courtesy
Courtesy
Matched in: Term Courtesy
Intiate, tenant by courtesy
Matched in: Term Intiate, tenant by courtesy
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Discourtship
Want of courtesy
Gentilesse
Gentleness courtesy kindness nobility
Doctor
Doctor, the courtesy title 'doctor' is commonly applied to all registered medical practitioners, excepting consulting surgeons. Whether or not they hold
Marquis or marquess
Commissions, etc., 'our right trusty and entirely beloved cousin.' His title is 'most honourable'; and his sons, by courtesy, are styled lords and his daughters, ladies. The eldest son takes by courtesy the next lower title.
Courteous
Of courtlike manners pertaining to or expressive of courtesy characterized by courtesy civil obliging well bred polite affable complaisant
curtesy
curtesy pl: -sies [Anglo-French curteisie, literally, favor, courtesy, originally in the phrase par la corteysie de Engleterre (tenancy) by courtesy of (the law of) England (as
VerbarSentildeorita
A Spanish title of courtesy given to a young lady Miss also a young lady
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