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Picketing
display of a sign, placard or banner bearing statements in connection with the dispute'. Sometimes accompanied by a polite request asking persons in the employ of an establishment not to assist in the running of that establishment
Preacutecieuse
An affected woman of polite society esp one of the literary women of the French salons of the 17th century See aslo preciosity
Courtlike
After the manner of a court elegant polite courtly
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Etiquette
in social or official life observance of the proprieties of rank and occasion conventional decorum ceremonial code of polite society
Genteel
and breeding free from vulgarity or lowness of taste or behavior adapted to a refined or cultivated taste polite well bred as genteel company manners address
Gentlemanlike
Of pertaining to resembling or becoming a gentleman befitting a man of good breeding well behaved courteous polite as gentlemanly behavior
Mannered
Having a certain way esp a polite way of carrying and conducting ones self as a well mannered child
Polished
Made smooth and glossy as by friction hence highly finished refined polite as polished plate polished manners polished verse
Courteous
Of courtlike manners pertaining to or expressive of courtesy characterized by courtesy civil obliging well bred polite affable complaisant
Pension
(s. 30 of c. 33). Pensions are payable under special statutory pro-visions to grantees from the Crown, for political, naval and military, police, civil and other services and for services under local authorities under the (English) Local
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