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Comparative for refined, polite, and well-mannered in one's nature or dealings with others
Comparative for characterized by exaggerated or affected politeness, refinement, or respectability
Comparative for belonging to, or characteristic of, the aristocracy or nobility
Comparative for affectedly proper, or formal, and rather prudish
Comparative for affected or contrived in manner or character
Comparative for elegantly and stylishly fashionable
Comparative for superseding others in importance or status
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Comparative for refined, polite, and well-mannered in one's nature or dealings with others
politer
courtlier
seemlier
nicer
better-bred
better-mannered
better-behaved
suaver
gentler
classier
kinder
pleasanter
smarter
fitter
primmer
smoother
comelier
posher
stiffer
starchier
apter
cooler
svelter
staider
plusher
chicer
fancier
swankier
straighter
grander
sublimer
glibber
meeter
slicker
finer
statelier
better
glitzier
ritzier
friendlier
blander
prissier
swanker
lavisher
splashier
swisher
plushier
squarer
stuffier
stricter
flashier
tonier
dictier
womanlier
worldlier
better-groomed
smarmier
milder
neighborlier
US
kindlier
silkier
oilier
timelier
lovelier
soberer
choicer
stodgier
daintier
fustier
auguster
uptighter
better-dressed
puffier
smugger
abler
artier
better-read
better-informed
sounder
wiser
happier
juster
worthier
usefuller
savvier
shrewder
purer
chaster
astuter
prettier
cannier
sharper
perfecter
readier
subtler
wholesomer
acuter
rigider
sager
cleverer
saner
pawkier
warier
keener
fairer
ampler
healthfuller
clearer
luckier
benigner
riper
severer
coyer
slier
likelier
boringer
cleaner
defter
adroiter
more refined
more cultivated
more courteous
more decorous
more proper
more polished
more civilised
UK
more civilized
US
more civil
more cultured
more mannerly
more sophisticated
more gracious
more urbane
more respectable
more gentlemanly
more decent
more elegant
more correct
more chivalrous
more formal
more ladylike
more dignified
more couth
more befitting
more graceful
more discreet
more accomplished
more de rigueur
more gallant
more considerate
more respectful
more charming
more affable
more conventional
more debonair
more becoming
more comme il faut
more obliging
more ceremonious
more stylish
more educated
more tasteful
more suitable
more diplomatic
more conforming
more tactful
more genial
more distinguished
more cordial
more noble
more appropriate
more fitting
more high-class
more accommodating
more accepted
more complaisant
more aristocratic
more sedate
more punctilious
more orthodox
more advanced
more enlightened
more stilted
more well behaved
more honourable
UK
more discerning
more honorable
US
more presentable
more thoughtful
more done
more politic
more luxurious
more strait-laced
more puritanical
more traditional
more learned
more erudite
more stiff-necked
more exquisite
more modest
more discriminating
more hospitable
more unctuous
more artistic
more majestic
more deferential
more apposite
more handsome
more upmarket
more upscale
more congenial
more moral
more cosmopolitan
more sociable
more priggish
more impeccable
more acceptable
more standard
more developed
more attentive
more aesthetic
UK
more poised
more ceremonial
more unruffled
more pukka
more prudish
more esthetic
US
more old-fashioned
more conservative
more conformist
more dashing
more media-savvy
more narrow-minded
more well-spoken
more glamorous
more exclusive
more high-toned
more swankish
more fancy-pants
more deluxe
more benevolent
more charitable
more patrician
more amicable
more usual
more customary
more raffish
more demure
more blue-blooded
more gentlemanlike
more reputable
more well-born
more OK
more kosher
more virtuous
more confident
more upper-crust
more mannered
more prudent
more okay
more careful
more persuasive
more well-respected
more soft-spoken
more self-assured
more high-minded
more together
more ingratiating
more amiable
more condescending
more conciliatory
more amenable
more solicitous
more sympathetic
more concerned
more good-natured
more obsequious
more neighbourly
UK
more in line
more composed
more facile
more collected
more possessed
more metropolitan
more balanced
more coolheaded
more royal
more equable
more worldly-wise
more approachable
more congruous
more compatible
more beautiful
more silver-tongued
more smooth-tongued
more consistent
more admirable
more consonant
more fashionable
more creditable
more pleasing
more au fait
more classic
more sumptuous
more opulent
more modish
more pompous
more bourgeois
more delicate
more suburban
more parochial
more impersonal
more reserved
more select
more fogeyish
more rare
more ostentatious
more ornate
more affected
more dogmatic
more humourless
UK
more overdone
more stylized
more recherche
more straight-laced
more bien pensant
more niminy-piminy
more scholarly
more knowledgeable
more self-important
more prim and proper
more Victorian
more straitlaced
more supercilious
more important
more magisterial
more arrogant
more humorless
US
more intellectual
more intelligent
more literate
more literary
more sensitive
more informed
more versed
more liberal
more experienced
more appreciative
more tolerant
more traveled
US
more understanding
more distingue
more travelled
UK
more up-to-date
more au courant
more expedient
more judicious
more applicable
more sensible
more relevant
more desirable
more advantageous
more opportune
more pertinent
more helpful
more convenient
more beneficial
more apropos
more advisable
more qualified
more logical
more felicitous
more due
more favourable
UK
more effective
more gainful
more favorable
US
more rational
more germane
more adequate
more practical
more sagacious
more profitable
more propitious
more worthwhile
more reasonable
more usable
more auspicious
more commonsensical
more preferable
more related
more virginal
more strategic
more efficacious
more seasonable
more productive
more cautious
more pragmatic
more conformable
more serviceable
more correspondent
more employable
more recommendable
more circumspect
more perceptive
more deliberate
more insightful
more farsighted
more skilful
UK
more skillful
US
more calculating
more orderly
more obedient
more ideal
more harmonious
more capable
more material
more undefiled
more immaculate
more unsullied
more restrained
more prepared
more functional
more feasible
more fruitful
more significant
more adapted
more deserving
more solemn
more dutiful
more compliant
more available
more useable
more valuable
more valid
more equal
more equitable
more observant
more reasoned
more precise
more imposing
more imperial
more effectual
more compelling
more acquiescent
more commendable
more exact
more regal
more ritual
more tractable
more aware
more maidenly
more percipient
more measured
more sapient
more perspicacious
more judgmatical
more satisfactory
more right on
more scrupulous
more profound
more heads-up
more slow-moving
more well-advised
more clear-sighted
more judicial
more grandiose
more thorough
more accurate
more politically correct
more quick-witted
more justified
more condign
more pat
more provident
more constructive
more in order
more beneficent
more connected
more behooveful
more pointed
more welcome
more consumable
more legit
more conscionable
more congruent
more manageable
more benignant
more benefic
more needed
more salutary
more formalistic
more overconscientious
more preferred
more definitive
more necessary
more golden
more promising
more fortunate
more cooperative
more willing
more mindful
more regardful
more providential
more accordant
more competent
more coherent
more appurtenant
more guileful
more opportunistic
more innocent
more concordant
more requisite
more sufficient
more sinless
more corresponding
more girlish
more trained
more eligible
more spotless
more uncorrupted
more untainted
more dispassionate
more flawless
more argute
more exploitable
more abstinent
more operable
more clean-living
more disciplined
more dexterous
US
more skilled
more docile
more dextrous
UK
more submissive
more biddable
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“She is, of course, far too graceful,
genteel
to be so vulgar as to do so.”
Adjective
▲
Comparative for characterized by exaggerated or affected politeness, refinement, or respectability
stuffier
primmer
snootier
prissier
posher
haughtier
snottier
uppitier
snippier
schmaltzier
campier
high and mightier
showier
flowerier
flashier
kitschier
posier
flauntier
grander
purpler
hollower
dictier
swanker
faker
artier
wankier
loftier
stagier
fussier
lordlier
wordier
fancier
vainer
livelier
sportier
camper
windier
finickier
choosier
fragiler
splashier
gaudier
more prudish
more pompous
more pretentious
more affected
more priggish
more straitlaced
more artificial
more precious
more condescending
more ostentatious
more patronising
UK
more patronizing
US
more punctilious
more snobbish
more la-di-da
more conceited
more grandiose
more highfalutin
more hifalutin
more refined
more chichi
more contrived
more mannered
more snot-nosed
more lah-di-dah
more high-minded
more stuck-up
more hoity-toity
more toffee-nosed
more poncey
more extravagant
more inflated
more elaborate
more bombastic
more high-flown
more exaggerated
more flamboyant
more highfaluting
more fancy-pants
more flaunting
more puffed up
more overambitious
more grandiloquent
more magniloquent
more florid
more ornate
more orotund
more heroic
more turgid
more vainglorious
more specious
more sophomoric
more overripe
more verbose
more flatulent
more aureate
more overwrought
more stilted
more overdone
more declamatory
more twee
more alembicated
more effete
more theatrical
more over the top
more egotistic
more ineffectual
more pedantic
more over-elaborate
more prolix
more brazen
more boastful
more puffed
more detailed
more involved
more complicated
more complex
more decorated
more hyperbolic
more excessive
more rhapsodical
more overblown
more dashing
more exuberant
more buoyant
more rakish
more swashbuckling
more energetic
more animated
more peacockish
more vibrant
more confident
more vivacious
more outrageous
more tumid
more magnific
more fastidious
more overrefined
more overnice
more self-conscious
more persnickety
more artful
more particular
more conspicuous
more tinselly
more ❯
“Determined to live up to her new role as
genteel
landowner, the pop icon is opposing plans to allow ramblers to access her estate.”
Adjective
▲
Comparative for belonging to, or characteristic of, the aristocracy or nobility
gentler
greater
grander
eliter
lordlier
posher
kinglier
queenlier
princelier
better-bred
knightlier
loftier
politer
higher
classier
snobbier
plummier
tweedier
choicer
richer
more aristocratic
more noble
more patrician
more highbred
more blue-blooded
more upper-crust
more upmarket
more well-born
more gentlemanly
more royal
more upper crust
more refined
more imperial
more distinguished
more ladylike
more high-class
more cultivated
more polished
more privileged
more regal
more county
more respectable
more aristocratical
more baronial
more sovran
more sovereign
more monarchal
more elegant
more thoroughbred
more monarchical
more cultured
more courteous
more high-ranking
more high-up
more monarchial
more luminous
more elevated
more eminent
more illustrious
more prestigious
more exclusive
more gentlemanlike
more blue
more select
more upscale
more prominent
more monarchic
more kinglike
more queenlike
more dynastic
more expensive
more resonant
more affected
more princelike
more sonorous
more ❯
“Pamela's parents are discovered to be of
genteel
birth, closely related to the neighboring squire.”
Adjective
▲
Comparative for affectedly proper, or formal, and rather prudish
primmer
prissier
starchier
stiffer
stuffier
mimsier
nicer
rigider
straighter
politer
fussier
choosier
dapperer
sprucer
squarer
uptighter
smugger
narrower
stricter
staider
severer
austerer
seemlier
soberer
seriouser
earnester
finickier
more prudish
more proper
more puritanical
more priggish
more Victorian
more formal
more schoolmarmish
more conventional
more schoolmistressy
more moralistic
more straitlaced
more governessy
more decorous
more ceremonious
more bluenosed
more correct
more straightlaced
more dignified
more demure
more ceremonial
more overmodest
more snobbish
more fastidious
more particular
more precise
more meticulous
more upright
more strait-laced
more niminy-piminy
more old-maidish
more nice-nelly
more prim and proper
more po-faced
more overnice
more precious
more conservative
more respectable
more puritan
more squeamish
more tight-laced
more illiberal
more namby-pamby
more narrow-minded
more Pecksniffian
more sanctimonious
more moral
more shockable
more sententious
more censorious
more self-satisfied
more self-righteous
more pompous
more pedantic
more overscrupulous
more old-fashioned
more abstinent
more ascetic
more spartan
more decent
more abstemious
more conforming
more ladylike
more sedate
more forbidding
more solemn
more pernickety
more overparticular
more niggly
more overcautious
more unctuous
more virtuous
more PC
more politically correct
more straight-laced
more ❯
Adjective
▲
Comparative for affected or contrived in manner or character
falser
stiffer
stagier
campier
artsier
camper
more mannered
more artificial
more forced
more contrived
more affected
more unnatural
more stilted
more insincere
more actorly
more theatrical
more pretentious
more elaborate
more apish
more highfaluting
more chichi
more self-conscious
more stuck up
Adjective
▲
Comparative for elegantly and stylishly fashionable
trigger
chicer
trendier
smarter
moderner
nattier
flier
hotter
currenter
swankier
posher
newer
faddier
swanker
dapperer
better-groomed
hipper
cooler
snazzier
sharper
snappier
fresher
swisher
tonier
groovier
sweller
sexier
dressier
nicer
younger
deffer
larger
bigger
better
spiffier
sassier
kickier
funkier
classier
ritzier
niftier
sprucer
slicker
trimmer
sleeker
better-dressed
fancier
flashier
finer
showier
neater
jauntier
smoother
steezier
sportier
cleaner
jazzier
suaver
crisper
tidier
primmer
lovelier
plusher
grander
splashier
pizzazzier
pizazzier
gnarlier
snugger
swishier
spivvier
dandier
daintier
gayer
louder
brighter
excellenter
brisker
nimbler
doggier
sprier
nobbier
better-tailored
better-known
widerspread
better-looking
cuter
more stylish
more modish
more fashionable
more popular
more trendsetting
more dashing
more contemporary
more upscale
more chichi
more rakish
more favored
US
more favoured
UK
more prevailing
more usual
more customary
more up-to-the-minute
more voguish
more happening
more in
more elegant
more exclusive
more styleworthy
more supercool
more swinging
more in fashion
more up to date
more de rigueur
more youthful
more formal
more expensive
more well-heeled
more hep
more up-to-date
more with-it
more faddish
more downtown
more favorite
US
more red-hot
more au courant
more cutting-edge
more glamorous
more on fleek
more high-class
more high-toned
more debonair
more attractive
more flash
more sophisticated
more tasteful
more polished
more beautiful
more stunning
more refined
more graceful
more presentable
more understated
more flattering
more flamboyant
more gorgeous
more culty
more groomed
more prevalent
more fancy-pants
more ostentatious
more sought-after
more clean-cut
more in demand
more upmarket
more pleasing
more sumptuous
more deluxe
more cosmopolitan
more dazzling
more striking
more urbane
more pretentious
more modernistic
more spiffing
more sartorial
more colorful
US
more distinctive
more spick and span
more charming
more celebrated
more colourful
UK
more neat and tidy
more avant-garde
more wanted
more legendary
more preferred
more desirable
more successful
more spotless
more alluring
more suitable
more inviting
more orderly
more appealing
more adorable
more welcoming
more decent
more hospitable
more immaculate
more ❯
Adjective
▲
Comparative for superseding others in importance or status
grander
greater
auguster
supremer
archer
bigger
eliter
posher
gentler
graver
huger
larger
loftier
better-known
more leading
more dignified
more distinguished
more elevated
more illustrious
more key
more major
more noble
more predominant
more primary
more aristocratic
more eminent
more esteemed
more honored
US
more honoured
UK
more patrician
more refined
more respectable
more venerable
more celebrated
more central
more dominant
more famous
more notable
more principal
more prominent
more regal
more renowned
more respected
more revered
more transcendent
more cardinal
more sovereign
more highbred
more overbearing
more overmastering
more sovran
more upmarket
more blue-blooded
more upper-crust
more major league
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more genteel
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