mal élevé
/mal ɛləˈveɪ/(also mal élevée)
adjective
Of a person: ill-bred, bad-mannered. Of an object or situation: lacking in refinement.
Origin
Late 19th century; earliest use found in Henry James. From French mal élevé from mal badly + élevé brought up, past participle of élever to bring up, raise.
- heart attack on a plate
- heart-balm
- heart-bearer
- heartbeat
- heart-bleeding
- heart block
- heart-blood
- heart-bond
- heartbound
- heart brass
- heartbreak
- heartbreaker
- heartbreaking
- heartbreakingly
- heartbroke
- heartbroken
- heartburn
- heart-burning
- heart-burst
- heart bypass
- heart cam
- heart chakra
- heart cockle
- heart-deep
- heart disease