English to Latin Meaning of urbane - urbanus,

Urbane :

urbanus,

adjective

urbanus,, bene disposita, bene indutus, bene facta, civilis, gestusque aulicos peccavero, urbana, URBICUS

Urbane :: urbanus,Urbanely :: urbanely

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Definitions of urbane in English

Adjective(1) showing a high degree of refinement and the assurance that comes from wide social experience

Examples of urbane in English

(1) At last, something has breached the barriers of the urbane politeness he seems to construct around himself these days.(2) It was a terrible thing to say, especially since he is an urbane man.(3) Educated at one of Shanghai's top universities, he's urbane , articulate in English and works in a foreign law firm.(4) Their all-black uniforms complemented well the restaurant's suave and urbane ambience.(5) He was impeccably dressed, unfailingly polite, urbane and sophisticated.(6) This, you knew immediately, was the art of an urbane and worldly society that valued beauty, elegance and sophistication.(7) He has the two requisite characteristics: toughness and a smooth, urbane manner.(8) And for all their alleged ironic detachment and urbane wit, they never got the joke.(9) The true standout moments are not necessarily the most urbane .(10) This is some of the most polite, urbane jazz I have heard for ages.(11) He was urbane , witty, had impeccable taste and was by all accounts a great fan of the ladies.(12) He was urbane and charming as, indeed, are most members of the Sri Lankan ruling elite.(13) Some even remember him as being affable, urbane , ambitious - and confident with women.(14) Black and white can also bring a touch of drama to dining and living rooms, where sideboards, screens and leather sofas can provide a touch of urbane chic.(15) They were urbane as well as patriotic, superbly efficient in their work yet interested in the world outside government.(16) Colleagues describe him as urbane and well connected.

(1) urban sprawl ::

urbana sprawl

(2) urban areas ::

urbana areas

(3) urban legend ::

urbana legenda

(4) urban planning ::

urbana consilio

(5) urban area ::

urbana area

(6) urban planner ::

urbana consiliumque

(7) urban design ::

urbana consilio

(8) urban life ::

urbana vita

(9) urban renewal ::

urbana irae

(10) urban population ::

urbana multitudo

Synonyms

Adjective

1. suave ::

amabilis dulciorque favis

2. sophisticated ::

sophisticated

3. debonair ::

LEPOS

4. worldly ::

saecularia

5. cultivated ::

coluerunt

6. cultured ::

cultum

7. civilized ::

civilis

8. cosmopolitan ::

COSMICUS

9. smooth ::

lenis

10. polished ::

polito

11. refined ::

uritur

12. self-possessed ::

IMPERTURBATUS

13. courteous ::

humiles:

14. polite ::

urbanum

15. well-mannered ::

bene moratas

16. mannerly ::

LIBERALITER

17. civil ::

civilis

18. charming ::

venuste

19. gentlemanly ::

liberalis

20. gallant ::

animosus

Antonyms

1. clownish ::

asperitas agrestis

2. uncouth ::

inerat Vitellio simplicitas

Different Forms

urbane, urbanely

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