well-behaved

Modifies a noun

• pet: Up to two well-behaved pets welcome at £ 15 per pet per week.
• dog: We can assist with all-day Parking Vouchers House trained, well-behaved dogs are most welcome.
• welcome: Up to two well-behaved dogs welcome ( £ 10 per pet ).
• child: Suppose a normally well-behaved child is told not to take his brother's toy.
• pupil: Unsurprisingly, this is an assumption which the many able, well-behaved pupils deeply resent.
• relation: An orderly selection function should always choose the best element(s ) of the remainder set according to some well-behaved preference relation.

Modifying Another Word

• generally: Linear systems are much easier to understand than nonlinear ones and the solutions are generally well-behaved.
• very: Dolly and Daisy seemed to be very well-behaved shire horses.
• so: Anyway; on this occasion they were being so well-behaved that I almost felt competent enough to face an audience.
• relatively: My anorexia, which had been relatively well-behaved so far, flared up again just before New Year.
• normally: Suppose a normally well-behaved child is told not to take his brother's toy.
• reasonably: Reasonably well-behaved but has tiny pads, no not me the lapdog!