Couth Meaning in English
word
kuːθ
KOOTH
kˈuːθ
KOOTH
परिभाषा
Describes someone who is polite, cultured, and well-mannered; shows refinement in behavior or speech. Often used as the opposite of 'uncouth'.
उपयोग और बारीकियां
'Couth' is rare and semi-humorous—used more to play on 'uncouth'. It can sound old-fashioned or ironic when describing someone. More common words: 'polite', 'cultured', 'refined'.
Spanish: educado - refinadoPortuguese (BR): educado - refinadoPortuguese (PT): educado - refinadoChinese (Simplified): 有教养的 - 文雅的Chinese (Traditional): 有教養的 - 文雅的Hindi: सभ्य - विनम्रArabic: مهذب - متحضرBengali: ভদ্র - মার্জিত - সভ্যRussian: воспитанный - культурный - утончённыйJapanese: 礼儀正しい - 上品な - 教養のあるVietnamese: lịch sự - tao nhã - có giáo dụcKorean: 예의 바른 - 교양 있는 - 세련된Turkish: kibar - görgülü - kültürlüUrdu: مہذب - شائستہ - باادبIndonesian: sopan - berbudaya - halus
उदाहरण वाक्य
He is always couth at family gatherings.
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She expects her children to be couth in public.
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It's important to be couth when meeting new people.
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Compared to his wild brother, Mark is surprisingly couth.
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Wow, you’re so couth today—what happened?
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The dinner guests were surprisingly couth despite their reputation.
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