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Definition of conduct
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Conduct
(n.)
Skillful
guidance
or
management;
generalship.
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Manager
::
Manager
(n.) A
person
who
conducts
business
or
household
affairs
with
economy
and
frugality;
a good
economist.
Conductivity
::
Conductivity
(n.) The
quality
or power of
conducting,
or of
receiving
and
transmitting,
as heat,
electricity,
etc.; as, the
conductivity
of a
nerve..
Representative
::
Representative
(a.)
Conducted
by
persons
chosen
to
represent,
or act as
deputies
for, the
people;
as, a
representative
government..
Spout
::
Spout (v. t.) That
through
which
anything
spouts;
a
discharging
lip, pipe, or
orifice;
a tube, pipe, or
conductor
of any kind
through
which a
liquid
is
poured,
or by which it is
conveyed
in a
stream
from one place to
another;
as, the spout of a
teapot;
a spout for
conducting
water from the roof of a
building..
Insulated
::
Insulated
(p. a.)
Separated
from other
bodies
by means of
nonconductors
of heat or
electricity.
Conductor
::
Conductor
(n.) A
grooved
sound or staff used for
directing
instruments,
as
lithontriptic
forceps,
etc.; a
director..
Guard
::
Guard (v. t.) One who has
charge
of a mail coach or a
railway
train;
a
conductor.
Quit
::
Quit (a.) To meet the
claims
upon, or
expectations
entertained
of; to
conduct;
to
acquit;
-- used
reflexively..
Trial
::
Trial (n.) That which tries or
afflicts;
that which
harasses;
that which tries the
character
or
principles;
that which
tempts
to evil; as, his
child's
conduct
was a sore
trial..
Rational
::
Rational
(a.)
Agreeable
to
reason;
not
absurd,
preposterous,
extravagant,
foolish,
fanciful,
or the like; wise;
judicious;
as,
rational
conduct;
a
rational
man..
Exhort
::
Exhort
(v. t.) To
incite
by words or
advice;
to
animate
or urge by
arguments,
as to a good deed or
laudable
conduct;
to
address
exhortation
to; to urge
strongly;
hence,
to
advise,
warn, or
caution..
Aposiopesis
::
Aposiopesis
(n.) A
figure
of
speech
in which the
speaker
breaks
off
suddenly,
as if
unwilling
or
unable
to state what was in his mind; as, I
declare
to you that his
conduct
-- but I can not speak of that,
here..
Odium
::
Odium (n.)
Hatred;
dislike;
as, his
conduct
brought
him into
odium,
or,
brought
odium upon him..
Negotiate
::
Negotiate
(v. i.) To hold
intercourse
respecting
a
treaty,
league,
or
convention;
to treat with,
respecting
peace or
commerce;
to
conduct
communications
or
conferences..
Fare
::
Fare (n.) To
behave;
to
conduct
one's self.
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..
Mercury
::
Mercury
(n.) A Latin god of
commerce
and gain; --
treated
by the poets as
identical
with the Greek
Hermes,
messenger
of the gods,
conductor
of souls to the lower
world,
and god of
eloquence..
Water Furrow
::
Water
furrow
() A deep
furrow
for
conducting
water from the
ground,
and
keeping
the
surface
soil dry..
Resistance
::
Resistance
(n.) A
certain
hindrance
or
opposition
to the
passage
of an
electrical
current
or
discharge
offered
by
conducting
bodies.
It bears an
inverse
relation
to the
conductivity,
-- good
conductors
having
a small
resistance,
while poor
conductors
or
insulators
have a very high
resistance.
The unit of
resistance
is the ohm..
Self-examination
::
Self-examination
(n.) An
examination
into one's own
state,
conduct,
and
motives,
particularly
in
regard
to
religious
feelings
and
duties..
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