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Courtesy — comes from old french courteis (12th century) is gentle politeness and courtly manners. In the Middle Ages in Europe, the behaviour expected of the gentry was compiled in courtesy books. One of the most influential of these was Il Cortegiano (The … Wikipedia
courteous — [kʉrt′ē əs] adj. [ME courteis < OFr corteis < court: see COURT & EOUS] polite and gracious; considerate toward others; well mannered SYN. CIVIL courteously adv. courteousness n … English World dictionary
cour´te|ous|ness — cour|te|ous «KUR tee uhs», adjective. thoughtful of others; polite: »It was courteous of him to help the old lady with her bundles. SYNONYM(S): civil, urbane, deferential, obliging, gracious, affable. See syn. under polite. (Cf. ↑polite) ╂[Middle … Useful english dictionary
cour´te|ous|ly — cour|te|ous «KUR tee uhs», adjective. thoughtful of others; polite: »It was courteous of him to help the old lady with her bundles. SYNONYM(S): civil, urbane, deferential, obliging, gracious, affable. See syn. under polite. (Cf. ↑polite) ╂[Middle … Useful english dictionary
cour|te|ous — «KUR tee uhs», adjective. thoughtful of others; polite: »It was courteous of him to help the old lady with her bundles. SYNONYM(S): civil, urbane, deferential, obliging, gracious, affable. See syn. under polite. (Cf. ↑polite) ╂[Middle English… … Useful english dictionary
