Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
well-behaved
Adjective
/ˌwɛl bɪˈheɪvd/

Definition
Exhibiting good behavior; behaving in a manner that is considered respectful and appropriate.

Examples
- The well-behaved dog sat quietly by its owner’s side.
- Teachers often appreciate well-behaved students during classes.
- During the event, all the well-behaved children followed the instructions given by the volunteers.

Meaning
The term ‘well-behaved’ refers to someone who acts in a proper way, following societal norms and expectations. This can apply to both children and adults who exhibit discipline and polite conduct.

Synonyms
- Disciplined
- Polite
- Respectful
- Orderly
- Well-mannered