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The phrase "discourteous manner" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe behavior that is rude, offensive, or rude. For example, "His discourteous manner made me feel disrespected and uncomfortable."
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Last May, AT&T solicited a survey from Harris Interactive that found 51% of cell phone users said they think other Americans use their cell phones in a "somewhat" or "very" discourteous manner.
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I am a working tenant that has paid his rent on time every month for almost two years now, and to be treated in such a manner is unprofessional and discourteous.
There's a better way to deal with the discourteous dog next door.
Jassin argues that the style, though direct and at times discourteous, indicates a sense of irony, humor, sarcasm, and cynicism.
But no one is discourteous enough to remove the failed experiments on the way.
And discourteous.
The drivers are discourteous.
Talking, I felt discourteous.
"It's discourteous," Mr. Koch said.
"I'm not being discourteous.
That would have been discourteous.
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