What makes The Importance of Being Earnest a comedy of manners?

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What makes The Importance of Being Earnest a comedy of manners is the way it satirized the behavior of the Victorian aristocracy.
It mocks the rich, and shows how shallow and inconsiderate they are, thinking only about trivial things.

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it would be satinized the behavior of the victorian aristorcracy

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