manner¹ /manˈər/

1. The way in which anything is done
2. Method
3. Fashion
4. Personal style of acting or bearing
5. Custom
6. Style of writing or of thought
7. Sort (of; formerly often with omission of following of)
8. Style
9. (in pl) morals (archaic)
10. (in pl) social conduct
11. (in pl) good or polite behaviour

mannˈered adjective

1. Having manners (esp in combination, as well- or ill-mannered)
2. Affected with mannerism
3. Artificial
4. Stilted

mannˈerism noun

1. A constant sameness of manner
2. Stiltedness
3. A marked peculiarity or trick of style or manner, esp in literary composition
4. Manner or style becoming wearisome by its sameness
5. (usu with cap) a late-16c style of painting and architecture, esp in Italy, characterized by distortion of the human figure, bright harsh colours, etc

mannˈerist noun

1. A person inclined to mannerism
2. (usu with cap) an artist working in the style of Mannerism

1. Relating to mannerism or mannerists
2. (usu with cap) in the style of Mannerism

mannerisˈtic adjective

mannerisˈtically adverb

mannˈerless adjective

mannˈerliness noun

mannˈerly adjective

1. Showing good manners
2. Well-behaved
3. Not rude

1. With good manners
2. Civilly
3. Respectfully
4. Without rudeness

all manner of

All kinds of

by no manner of means

1. Under no circumstances
2. In no way whatever

in a manner

In a certain way

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