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well-bred

 

Definitions from WordNet

Adjective well-bred has 1 sense
  1. well-bred, well-mannered - of good upbringing
    Antonym: unrefined (indirect, via refined)

Definitions from the Web

Well-bred

A term used to describe someone or something that possesses good manners, refined behavior, and proper upbringing.

Adjective

  1. Popular Sense: Referring to a person who has been brought up with good manners, etiquette, and sophistication.
    • Sample sentence: She was always commendable for her well-bred behavior and impeccable manners.
  2. Local Sense: Pertaining to an animal that comes from superior breeding, which is considered valuable or superior in terms of genetics or traits.
    • Sample sentence: The champion racehorse was well-bred, with a lineage of exceptional speed and endurance.

Noun

  1. Local Sense: A person of noble birth or high social standing.
    • Sample sentence: The party was attended by many well-breds, including members of royalty.

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