manner (n.)
- action
- actions
- activity
- acts
- address
- affectation
- affectedness
- air
- algorithm
- amenities
- angle
- appearance
- approach
- area
- aspect
- attack
- attitude
- bag
- bearing
- behavior
- blood
- brand
- breed
- carriage
- cast
- ceremony
- character
- civility
- clan
- color
- complexion
- comportment
- conduct
- configuration
- conformity
- consuetude
- convention
- course
- custom
- decorum
- demeanor
- denomination
- deportment
- description
- designation
- doing
- doings
- effect
- etiquette
- exaggeration
- externality
- facet
- fashion
- feather
- feature
- field
- figure
- foreignness
- form
- formalities
- forte
- genre
- genus
- gestalt
- grain
- grandiloquence
- guise
- habit
- habitude
- idiosyncrasy
- ilk
- image
- imago
- impression
- inflation
- kidney
- kin
- kind
- label
- light
- likeness
- line
- look
- lot
- make
- mannerism
- manners
- mark
- means
- method
- methodology
- metier
- mien
- mode
- modus
- mold
- mores
- nature
- number
- observance
- openness
- order
- outwardness
- pattern
- peculiarity
- persuasion
- phase
- phasis
- phylum
- poise
- politeness
- politesse
- port
- pose
- posture
- practice
- praxis
- prescription
- presence
- procedure
- proceeding
- process
- protocol
- pursuit
- race
- reference
- regard
- respect
- rhetoric
- ritual
- routine
- semblance
- shallowness
- shape
- side
- simulacrum
- slant
- sort
- specialism
- speciality
- specialization
- specialty
- species
- stamp
- strain
- stripe
- style
- superficiality
- system
- tack
- tactics
- technicality
- technique
- tenor
- thing
- tone
- tradition
- tribe
- trick
- turn
- twist
- type
- usage
- use
- variety
- vein
- view
- viewpoint
- vocation
- way
- ways
- weakness
- wise
- wont
manner (adv.)
In this awfully stupendous manner, at which Reason stands aghast, and Faith herself is half confounded, was the grace of God to man at length manifested.
But to my mind, though I am native here
And to the manner born, it is a custom
More honoured in the breach than the observance.
Manner is all in all, whate'er is writ,
The substitute for genius, sense, and wit.
Speak after the manner of men.
