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Beguile
(v.) 1. To deceive; trick. 2. To amuse; delight.
Civility
(n.) 1. Politeness; courtesy. 2. An act or expression of courtesy.
Decorum
(n.) Appropriateness of behavior or conduct.
Demeanor
(n.) The way in which one behaves or conducts oneself.
Foolhardy
(adj.) Foolishly bold or daring; rash.
Glib
(adj.) 1. Performing or performed with careless, often thoughtless, ease. 2. Marked by quickness or fluency that suggests insincerity.
Ignoble
(adj.) Not having a noble character or purpose; dishonorable.
Mores
(n.) Attitudes about proper behavior; moral conventions.
Provincial
(adj.) 1. Characteristic of people or things away from the capital of a country. 2. Limited in range or perspective; narrow; unsophisticated.
Unseemly
(adj.) Not in good taste; improper; unbecoming.