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Cary Grant's reputation as a suave and_____________ ladies
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Cary Grant's reputation as a suave and_____________ ladies man extended beyond the silver screen to his real life, where he was known to never let a woman pull out her own chair, in keeping with the custom of gentlemen at that time.
□ consummate
□ genteel
□ debonair
□ waggish
□ courtly
□ cosmopolitan
Re: Cary Grant's reputation as a suave and_____________ ladies
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17 Nov 2017, 08:09
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Why is it not debonair ?
Re: Cary Grant's reputation as a suave and_____________ ladies
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17 Nov 2017, 09:33
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Because the two similar words are gentle and elegant. Kindly (the synonym of the word you cited) does not fit the ballpark.
In fact, if you see the sentence, later on, is said
"he was known to never let a woman pull out her own chair" this means always gentle.
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In fact, if you see the sentence, later on, is said
"he was known to never let a woman pull out her own chair" this means always gentle.
Regards
