polite in Latin
polite in Latin is cōmis — polite means showing good manners and consideration for others.
polite in Latin
cōmis
Well-mannered, civilized.
What does "polite" mean?
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adj Showing good manners and consideration for others.
"The shop assistant stayed polite even when the customer raised his voice."
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polite in a sentence
- The shop assistant stayed polite even when the customer raised his voice.
- It's polite to say thank you when someone holds the door.
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What is "polite" in Latin?
"polite" in Latin is cōmis. polite means: Showing good manners and consideration for others.
How do you use "polite" in a sentence?
Example: "The shop assistant stayed polite even when the customer raised his voice." In Latin, "polite" is cōmis.
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