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What, then, caused the mild-mannered Chirinos to go after Kemp?
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The mild-mannered Clark, playing with a ferocity that may have surprised even him, helped drive UC to a 49-38 win before a boisterous crowd of 7,565 at CFE Arena.
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In the play, a lector, well dressed and well mannered, reads to workers rolling cigars in nineteenth-century Tampa.
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Their well-mannered outcry shows how attitudes towards Singapore’s past are shifting.
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But maybe the best way to reconcile Naomi Osaka, mild-mannered gamer and meme lover, with Naomi Osaka, the WTA’s destroyer of worlds, is her Instagram.
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Tonia Dardar's cousin, Patricia Bailey, described her as mild-mannered and having a good heart.
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Technically, the mild-mannered Yi was just setting a more explicit timetable for reforms announced last November.
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Though mild-mannered in person, Haggerty is unafraid to make bold moves (if this one fails, his bid for re-election in 2019 certainly will suffer, too).
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First Known Use of mannered
14th century
MANNERED Defined for English Language Learners
Definition of mannered for English Language Learners
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: behaving in a certain way
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: formal in a way that is intended to impress other people
MANNERED Defined for Kids
Definition of mannered for Students
: having manners of a specified kind
- mild-mannered
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