Difference between Cultivated and Genteel

CULTIVATED vs GENTEEL: ADJECTIVE

Marked by refinement in taste and manners
Typical or characteristic of the upper class.
Elegantly stylish or fashionable.
Possessing or exhibiting the qualities popularly regarded as belonging to high birth and breeding; free from vulgarity, or lowness of taste or behavior; adapted to a refined or cultivated taste; polite; well-bred.
Graceful in mien or form; elegant in appearance, dress, or manner. Law.
Suited to the position of lady or a gentleman.
Polite and well-mannered.
Stylish or elegant.
Aristocratic
Refined or polite, often in an affected way: : polite.

Produced by or subjected to cultivation; specifically, cultured; refined; educated.
No longer in the natural state

Synonyms Genteel, Polite, well-mannered, polished. Genteel refers to the outward chiefly; polite to the outward as an expression of inward refinement and kindness. Genteel has latterly tended to express a somewhat fastidious pride of refinement, family position, and the like. Genteel is often largely negative, meaning free from what is low, vulgar, or connected with the uncultivated classes; polite is positive and active, meaning that one acts in a certain way. Polite has, however, a passive meaning, that of ‘polished’: as, polite society, polite literature. See polite.
Fashionable; stylish; à la mode.
Adapted to, suitable for, or characteristic of polite society; free from vulgarity or meanness in appearance, quality, amount, etc.; elegant; becoming; adequate: as, genteel manners; a genteel address; genteel comedy; a genteel income or allowance.
Polite; well-bred; decorous in manners or behavior; refined: as, genteel company.

Developed, Fostered, Harvested, Grown, Sown, Planted, Cultivation, Nurtured, Tame, Civilized, Polite, Genteel, Tamed, Refined, Cultured

Mannered, Mannerly, Aristocratic, Courtly, Decorous, Gentlemanly, Distinguishable, Proper, Distinguished, Nice, Cultivated, Refined, Cultured, Civilized, Polite

Developed, Fostered, Harvested, Grown, Sown, Planted, Cultivation, Nurtured, Tame, Civilized, Polite, Genteel, Tamed, Refined, Cultured

Mannered, Mannerly, Aristocratic, Courtly, Decorous, Gentlemanly, Distinguishable, Proper, Distinguished, Nice, Cultivated, Refined, Cultured, Civilized, Polite

The spaces between were all open cultivated field.
From then on Condon cultivated the youthful Briton.
Some gifts remain dormant until they are cultivated.
Pennsylvania legislature, and cultivated a farm near Carlisle.
Almost a third of cultivated land is irrigated.
The plant is not cultivated commercially in Africa.
Sunflower is widely cultivated all over the world.
GM crop which is commercially cultivated in India.
Stink bug; Cultivated host plant; Biology; Neotropics; Stink bugs nymph; Adult biology; Cultivated crop plants; Southern Brazilian Neotropics.
The cereal collection can broadly be divided into three groups, namely, cultivated cereals, wild relatives to the cultivated species, and breeding and research material.

Its genteel origins couldn't be further from that image.
LET, MA genteel Tenemeni in Iba Cobiirn Block, on An.
This was encouraged as a good hobby for genteel ladies.
Louis was a confidential servant, of genteel manners and appearances.
Genteel Pagan: The Double Life of Charles Warren Stoddard, ed.
We, on the other hand, are genteel and sophisticated.
Company at the different little Tables were quite genteel.
Lois Hornsby was such a genteel Southern lady.
BOURDAIN: He was the very opposite of genteel.
England, Cheltenham, which was one of the most genteel towns in the most genteel area of England.