Gent (noun)

1. A man of good breeding, manners, and education.
2. A man of good social standing, especially one who is well-mannered and well-dressed.
3. A man who is well-mannered, well-dressed, and has a good education.

Origin:

The word "gent" comes from the old english word "geond" meaning across or beyond. it has been in use since the 14th century.

Examples:

1. He was a real gent, always polite and well-dressed.
2. The gents' room was located down the hall.
3. The gent was known for his impeccable manners.
4. The gent was always well-dressed.
5. The gent was a man of good breeding.