|manə(r)d adjective
Etymology: Middle English manered, from manere manner + -ed
1. : having manners of a specified kind — usually used in combination
well- mannered folk of comfortable means — Robert Shaplen
2.
a. archaic : dealing with or portraying social manners or customs
no hand at describing costumes, a great requisite in … mannered pictures — Charles Lamb
b.
(1) : having or displaying a particular or individual manner or style
delightfully mannered … lithographs of earlier American life — Times Literary Supplement
beautifully mannered without ever verging on the precious — Vernon Jarratt
(2) : having an artificial or stilted character : not natural or spontaneous
mannered , but imaginative — Dorothy Sayers
find it rather cold and mannered — C.J.Rolo
brief, mannered and unlifelike idiom — Times Literary Supplement