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gentility

[jen-til-i-tee] / dʒɛnˈtɪl ɪ ti /


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Evidence of their gentility is that they aspire to be expendable: They hope their labors will be rendered unnecessary by one or both parties’ sparing voters in 2024 the unappetizing menu of 2020 reheated.

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But he and others were most impressed by both Olmos’ disarming gentility and fearlessness.

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Director Michael Arden and set designer Dane Laffrey admirably conjure a Georgia of wild contradiction, of gentility and prejudice, of religious faith and mendacious immorality.

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But Josephine’s amateur sleuthing draws her deep into the tangled racial history of West Mills, a town that girds its gentility with an elaborate structure of deceit.

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But despite that, the atmosphere is one of gentility and calm.

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