politer
Better in manners
Politer is the comparative form of polite, meaning more courteous or well-mannered than something else: She's politer than her brother.
Though "more polite" is equally common, politer remains standard: Could you be any politer?
Showing respectful consideration
- well-manneredPolite and respectful
- mannerlyHaving good social conduct
- gentlemanlyWell-mannered and honorable
- ladylikeBefitting refined femininity
decorous · proper · civil · tactful · diplomatic · deferential · chivalrous · gallant
Worldly and cultured
- culturedEducated in arts, manners
- urbaneRefined and courteous
- genteelAffectedly polite or refined
- polishedSmooth, refined, accomplished
suave · debonair · elegant · tasteful · discerning · cosmopolitan · worldly · cultivated
Naturally sympathetic and caring
- warmheartedAffectionate and sympathetic
- benevolentDesiring others' welfare
- charitableGiving to those needing
- compassionateShowing concern for sufferers
gentle · kindly · good-natured · genial · affable · cordial · amiable · congenial
Not making claims
- modestLacking in pretension
- humbleUnassuming about oneself
- meekHumbly unassertive
- unobtrusiveNot readily noticed
self-effacing · reserved · restrained · subdued · quiet · soft-spoken · mild · placid
courteous
Showing respectful consideration
- well-manneredPolite and respectful
- mannerlyHaving good social conduct
- gentlemanlyWell-mannered and honorable
ladylike · decorous · proper · civil · tactful · diplomatic · deferential · chivalrous · gallant · complaisant
sophisticated
Worldly and cultured
polished · suave · debonair · elegant · tasteful · discerning · cosmopolitan · worldly · cultivated · civilized
kindhearted
Naturally sympathetic and caring
- warmheartedAffectionate and sympathetic
- benevolentDesiring others' welfare
- charitableGiving to those needing
compassionate · gentle · kindly · good-natured · genial · affable · cordial · amiable · congenial · hospitable
unassuming
Not making claims
unobtrusive · self-effacing · reserved · restrained · subdued · quiet · soft-spoken · mild · placid · peaceable
- political spectrumRange of belief systems
- political reformAltering governmental structures or practices
- political theaterPerformative actions for appearances
- political changeShift in governance
- office politicsPower dynamics at work
- political activistsPeople organizing for causes
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