Pronunciation: /ˈleɪdiˌlaɪk/
adjective having the qualities traditionally associated with a woman of good breeding, manners, and behavior; refined and well-mannered
A1 She is very ladylike in her manners and appearance.
A2 The princess always acted in a ladylike manner, even in difficult situations.
B1 The teacher reminded the students to be more ladylike during the school assembly.
B2 Despite her tough exterior, she had a ladylike grace about her.
C1 Her ladylike demeanor and poise impressed everyone at the event.
C2 The elegant lady carried herself with a truly ladylike grace that was admired by all.
formal She always conducts herself in a very ladylike manner, with impeccable manners and grace.
informal She may not always be ladylike, but she sure knows how to have a good time.
slang She's not exactly the most ladylike person you'll meet, but she's a lot of fun to be around.
figurative Her ladylike demeanor belies a fierce determination and strength underneath.
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