IPA: /ˈmænərɪst/
KK: /ˈmænərɪst/
A person who is particularly focused on their own behavior and the way they present themselves to others.
As a mannerist, she always paid attention to her etiquette and how she interacted with people.
Mannerist → The term 'mannerist' originates from the Italian word 'maniera' (meaning style or manner) combined with the suffix '-ist' (meaning one who practices or is concerned with). It refers to an artist or individual who adheres to a particular style or manner, especially in the context of the Mannerism art movement that emphasized artificiality and elegance over naturalism.
Think of 'maniera' meaning style, and remember that a 'mannerist' is someone who practices a specific style in art or behavior.