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Manner vs. Manor
Manner
/ˈmænə/Examples:
I know their tricks and their manners!'"Son, Why in this manner hast thou dealt with us?I know his tricks and his manners.'
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This word has no antonymsManor
/ˈmænə/Examples:
The ancient manor stood majestically amid sprawling gardens.They inherited a century-old manor from their grandparents.A mysterious legend surrounds the eerie manor on the hill.
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This word has no antonymsWays to tell them apart:
- Manner refers to a way in which something is done, and its meaning is focused on behavior or method.
- Manor is related to a large house with land and emphasizes property or estate context.
- Remember manner has two ns, which can remind you of the double n in in-interaction suggesting behavior or method.
- Manor has a single n like in land indicating place, property, or estate.
- A manner is about action or behavior, while a manor is a physical, tangible place.
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