Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
to-the-manner-born
idiomatic expression
/tə ðə ˈmænər bɔrn/
Definition
A phrase describing someone who is naturally suited or accustomed to a particular way of life or behavior, often because they were born into a specific social or cultural environment.
Examples
- She moved through the gala as if to-the-manner-born, captivating everyone with her poise.
- His confidence and charm made him appear to-the-manner-born at the event, even though he was new to the elite society.
Meaning
This expression indicates that a person possesses skills, manners, or behaviors that are typically associated with their social class or upbringing, suggesting an inherent grace or formality as if they were born into that lifestyle.
Synonyms
- natural
- innate
- graceful
