Definition of "well-bred" []

Of good upbringing; well-mannered and refined. (adjective)
Of good breed. Used of animals. (adjective)

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Use "well-bred" in a sentence

"On Witte's tongue the phrase "incredibly well-bred man," which he used to describe the youthful Nicholas, became cutting invective."
"I finished my soup and sandwich, turned up the volume on my iPod, then flipped through another book, looking for sites both Patrick and I would enjoy; after all, I was supposed to be introducing him to things that “a well-bred person should know.”"
"“Spoken like the well-bred gentleman that you are,” Trent remarked."

Words like "well-bred"

affable amiable comely courteous

cultivated genteel gentlemanly good-humoured

good-looking high-bred ladylike polite

refined well-dressed well-educated