well bred
/ˌwɛlˈbrɛd/
adjective
- Having good manners, polite behavior, and refined upbringing.
- The well-bred young man held the door open for everyone.
- She comes from a well-bred family and always speaks politely.
- Being well-bred means knowing how to behave in formal situations.
- (of an animal) From a good breed or lineage, especially with desirable traits.
- Farmers prefer well-bred cattle for their milk production.
- The well-bred puppy came from champion show dogs.
- Well-bred horses are often faster and more graceful.