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highbred
[
hahy
-bred
]
high·bred
/
ˈhaɪˌbrɛd
/
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[
hahy
-bred
]
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adjective
1.
of superior breed.
2.
characteristic of superior breeding:
highbred manners.
Origin:
1665–75;
high
+
bred
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