well-man·nered

[wel-man-erd]
adjective
polite; courteous.

Origin:
1350–1400; Middle English

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well-mannered
 
adj
having good manners; courteous; polite

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Example sentences
Court participants should be polite and well-mannered.
It is a family-friendly day of tail wagging fun for adults, kids, and
  well-mannered and leashed dogs.
The admittedly fun and funky property allows well-mannered pets in all rooms
  for a small, additional fee.
Whether housed in an apartment or a home, the quiet, well-mannered house rabbit
  can be a welcome addition to any family.
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