Definition of well-demeaned in English:

well-demeaned

adjective ˌwɛldɪˈmiːnd

Late 16th century; earliest use found in Angell Day (fl. 1563–1595), stationer and writer. From well + demeaned.

adjectiveˌwɛldɪˈmiːnd

Late 16th century; earliest use found in Angell Day (fl. 1563–1595), stationer and writer. From well + demeaned.

单词	well-demeaned
释义	Definition of well-demeaned in English: well-demeaned adjective ˌwɛldɪˈmiːnd Characterized by good demeanour; especially (of a person) well-mannered. Origin Late 16th century; earliest use found in Angell Day (fl. 1563–1595), stationer and writer. From well + demeaned. Definition of well-demeaned in US English: well-demeaned adjectiveˌwɛldɪˈmiːnd Characterized by good demeanour; especially (of a person) well-mannered. Origin Late 16th century; earliest use found in Angell Day (fl. 1563–1595), stationer and writer. From well + demeaned.
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