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Definition of conduct
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Conduct
(n.) The act or
method
of
conducting;
guidance;
management.
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Transmit
::
Transmit
(v. t.) To
suffer
to pass
through;
as, glass
transmits
light;
metals
transmit,
or
conduct,
electricity..
Reason
::
Reason
(n.) Due
exercise
of the
reasoning
faculty;
accordance
with, or that which is
accordant
with and
ratified
by, the mind
rightly
exercised;
right
intellectual
judgment;
clear and fair
deductions
from true
principles;
that which is
dictated
or
supported
by the
common
sense of
mankind;
right
conduct;
right;
propriety;
justice..
Deportment
::
Deportment
(n.)
Manner
of
deporting
or
demeaning
one's self;
manner
of
acting;
conduct;
carriage;
especially,
manner
of
acting
with
respect
to the
courtesies
and
duties
of life;
behavior;
demeanor;
bearing..
Protection
::
Protection
(n.) A
writing
that
protects
or
secures
from
molestation
or
arrest;
a pass; a
safe-conduct;
a
passport.
Diffusivity
::
Diffusivity
(n.)
Tendency
to
become
diffused;
tendency,
as of heat, to
become
equalized
by
spreading
through
a
conducting
medium..
Connector
::
Connector
(n.) A
device
for
holding
two parts of an
electrical
conductor
in
contact.
Surprise
::
Surprise
(n.) To
strike
with
wonder,
astonishment,
or
confusion,
by
something
sudden,
unexpected,
or
remarkable;
to
confound;
as, his
conduct
surprised
me..
Insulator
::
Insulator
(n.) The
substance
or body that
insulates;
a
nonconductor.
Bureaucracy
::
Bureaucracy
(n.) A
system
of
carrying
on the
business
of
government
by means of
departments
or
bureaus,
each under the
control
of a
chief,
in
contradiction
to a
system
in which the
officers
of
government
have an
associated
authority
and
responsibility;
also,
government
conducted
on this
system..
Blackguardism
::
Blackguardism
(n.) The
conduct
or
language
of a
blackguard;
ruffianism.
Bad
::
Bad
(superl.)
Wanting
good
qualities,
whether
physical
or
moral;
injurious,
hurtful,
inconvenient,
offensive,
painful,
unfavorable,
or
defective,
either
physically
or
morally;
evil;
vicious;
wicked;
-- the
opposite
of good; as, a bad man; bad
conduct;
bad
habits;
bad soil; bad
health;
bad crop; bad
news..
Lead
::
Lead (v. t.) To guide or
conduct
with the hand, or by means of some
physical
contact
connection;
as, a
father
leads a
child;
a
jockey
leads a horse with a
halter;
a dog leads a blind man..
Conductivity
::
Conductivity
(n.) The
quality
or power of
conducting,
or of
receiving
and
transmitting,
as heat,
electricity,
etc.; as, the
conductivity
of a
nerve..
Penstock
::
Penstock
(n.) A close
conduit
or pipe for
conducting
water,
as, to a water
wheel,
or for
emptying
a pond, or for
domestic
uses..
Principle
::
Principle
(v. t.) To equip with
principles;
to
establish,
or fix, in
certain
principles;
to
impress
with any
tenet,
or rule of
conduct,
good or ill..
Lawyer
::
Lawyer
(n.) One
versed
in the laws, or a
practitioner
of law; one whose
profession
is to
conduct
lawsuits
for
clients,
or to
advise
as to
prosecution
or
defence
of
lawsuits,
or as to legal
rights
and
obligations
in other
matters.
It is a
general
term,
comprehending
attorneys,
counselors,
solicitors,
barristers,
sergeants,
and
advocates..
Lead
::
Lead (v. t.) To guide or
conduct
in a
certain
course,
or to a
certain
place or end, by
making
the way
known;
to show the way, esp. by going with or going in
advance
of.
Hence,
figuratively:
To
direct;
to
counsel;
to
instruct;
as, to lead a
traveler;
to lead a
pupil..
Justice
::
Justice
(a.) The
rendering
to every one his due or
right;
just
treatment;
requital
of
desert;
merited
reward
or
punishment;
that which is due to one's
conduct
or
motives.
Interpret
::
Interpret
(v. t.) To
explain
or tell the
meaning
of; to
expound;
to
translate
orally
into
intelligible
or
familiar
language
or
terms;
to
decipher;
to
define;
--
applied
esp. to
language,
but also to
dreams,
signs,
conduct,
mysteries,
etc.; as, to
interpret
the
Hebrew
language
to an
Englishman;
to
interpret
an
Indian
speech..
Escape
::
Escape
(n.)
Leakage
or loss of
currents
from the
conducting
wires,
caused
by
defective
insulation..
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