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Definition of conduct
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Conduct
(n.) To lead, or
guide;
to
escort;
to
attend..
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Insulate
::
Insulate
(v. t.) To
prevent
the
transfer
o/
electricity
or heat to or from
(bodies)
by the
interposition
of
nonconductors.
Grief
::
Grief (a.) Pain of mind on
account
of
something
in the past;
mental
suffering
arising
from any
cause,
as
misfortune,
loss of
friends,
misconduct
of one's self or
others,
etc.;
sorrow;
sadness..
Sedition
::
Sedition
(n.) The
raising
of
commotion
in a
state,
not
amounting
to
insurrection;
conduct
tending
to
treason,
but
without
an overt act;
excitement
of
discontent
against
the
government,
or of
resistance
to
lawful
authority..
Manner
::
Manner
(n.)
Characteristic
mode of
acting,
conducting,
carrying
one's self, or the like;
bearing;
habitual
style..
Specification
::
Specification
(n.) A
written
statement
containing
a
minute
description
or
enumeration
of
particulars,
as of
charges
against
a
public
officer,
the terms of a
contract,
the
description
of an
invention,
as in a
patent;
also, a
single
article,
item, or
particular,
an
allegation
of a
specific
act, as in a
charge
of
official
misconduct..
Nonconducting
::
Nonconducting
(a.) Not
conducting;
not
transmitting
a fluid or
force;
thus, in
electricity,
wax is a
nonconducting
substance..
Rugged
::
Rugged
(n.)
Violent;
rude;
boisterrous;
-- said of
conduct,
manners,
etc..
Hydraulics
::
Hydraulics
(n.) That
branch
of
science,
or of
engineering,
which
treats
of
fluids
in
motion,
especially
of
water,
its
action
in
rivers
and
canals,
the works and
machinery
for
conducting
or
raising
it, its use as a prime
mover,
and the
like..
Instrumental
::
Instrumental
(a.)
Acting
as an
instrument;
serving
as a
means;
contributing
to
promote;
conductive;
helpful;
serviceable;
as, he was
instrumental
in
conducting
the
business..
Unchristian
::
Unchristian
(a.)
Contrary
to
Christianity;
not like or
becoming
a
Christian;
as,
unchristian
conduct..
Condenser
::
Condenser
(n.) An
instrument
for
concentrating
electricity
by the
effect
of
induction
between
conducting
plates
separated
by a
nonconducting
plate.
Assail
::
Assail
(v. t.) To
attack
morally,
or with a view to
produce
changes
in the
feelings,
character,
conduct,
existing
usages,
institutions;
to
attack
by
words,
hostile
influence,
etc.; as, to
assail
one with
appeals,
arguments,
abuse,
ridicule,
and the
like..
Truantship
::
Truantship
(n.) The
conduct
of a
truant;
neglect
of
employment;
idleness;
truancy.
Blackguardism
::
Blackguardism
(n.) The
conduct
or
language
of a
blackguard;
ruffianism.
Frankpledge
::
Frankpledge
(n.) A
pledge
or
surety
for the good
behavior
of
freemen,
-- each
freeman
who was a
member
of an
ancient
decennary,
tithing,
or
friborg,
in
England,
being a
pledge
for the good
conduct
of the
others,
for the
preservation
of the
public
peace;
a free
surety..
Introduce
::
Introduce
(v. t.) To lead or bring in; to
conduct
or usher in; as, to
introduce
a
person
into a
drawing-room..
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..
Misorder
::
Misorder
(v. t.) To order ill; to
manage
erroneously;
to
conduct
badly.
Law
::
Law (n.) In
general,
a rule of being or of
conduct,
established
by an
authority
able to
enforce
its will; a
controlling
regulation;
the mode or order
according
to which an agent or a power
acts..
Rig
::
Rig (n.) A romp; a
wanton;
one given to
unbecoming
conduct.
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