Usually means: Charming, gracious, and affable demeanor.
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  9. debonnaire: Wiktionary

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▸ adjective:  Alternative spelling of debonair [(obsolete) Gracious, courteous.]

Similar:
debonaire, debonair, refined, suave, gratious, suavious, gent, deboist, bountious, dear, more...

Opposite:
awkward, clumsy, ungraceful, ungainly, inelegant

Phrases:
Debonnaire von Bismarck, more...

Adjectives:
louis, more, free, rich, red, unconcerned, singularly



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Similar:
debonaire, debonair, refined, suave, gratious, suavious, gent, deboist, bountious, dear, more...

Opposite:
awkward, clumsy, ungraceful, ungainly, inelegant

Phrases:
Debonnaire von Bismarck, more...

Adjectives:
louis, more, free, rich, red, unconcerned, singularly



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