mannered in Latin
mannered in Latin is mōrātus — mannered means having a particular, often exaggerated or artificial, style of behaving or performing.
mannered in Latin
mōrātus
(often, in combination) Having manners or (often excessive) mannerisms.
What does "mannered" mean?
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adj Having a particular, often exaggerated or artificial, style of behaving or performing.
"Critics found his acting overly mannered and stiff."
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mannered in a sentence
- Critics found his acting overly mannered and stiff.
- She has a very mannered way of speaking that some find charming and others find affected.
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What is "mannered" in Latin?
"mannered" in Latin is mōrātus. mannered means: Having a particular, often exaggerated or artificial, style of behaving or performing.
How do you use "mannered" in a sentence?
Example: "Critics found his acting overly mannered and stiff." In Latin, "mannered" is mōrātus.
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