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Definition of conduct
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Conduct
(n.) To
behave;
-- with the
reflexive;
as, he
conducted
himself
well..
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Plumbing
::
Plumbing
(n.) The art of
casting
and
working
in lead, and
applying
it to
building
purposes;
especially,
the
business
of
furnishing,
fitting,
and
repairing
pipes for
conducting
water,
sewage,
etc..
Way
::
Way (n.)
Regular
course;
habitual
method
of life or
action;
plan of
conduct;
mode of
dealing.
Consistency
::
Consistency
(n.)
Agreement
or
harmony
of all parts of a
complex
thing among
themselves,
or of the same thing with
itself
at
different
times;
the
harmony
of
conduct
with
profession;
congruity;
correspondence;
as, the
consistency
of laws,
regulations,
or
judicial
decisions;
consistency
of
opinions;
consistency
of
conduct
or of
character..
Line
::
Line (n.)
Course
of
conduct,
thought,
occupation,
or
policy;
method
of
argument;
department
of
industry,
trade,
or
intellectual
activity..
Congregational
::
Congregational
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to a
congregation;
conducted,
or
participated
in, by a
congregation;
as,
congregational
singing..
Snobbishness
::
Snobbishness
(n.)
Vulgar
affectation
or
ostentation;
mean
admiration
of mean
things;
conduct
or
manners
of a snob.
Subworker
::
Subway
(n.) An
underground
way or
gallery;
especially,
a
passage
under a
street,
in which water
mains,
gas
mains,
telegraph
wires,
etc., are
conducted..
Conduction
::
Conduction
(n.)
Transmission
through,
or by means of, a
conductor;
also,
conductivity..
Diffusivity
::
Diffusivity
(n.)
Tendency
to
become
diffused;
tendency,
as of heat, to
become
equalized
by
spreading
through
a
conducting
medium..
Leader
::
Leader
(n.) One who, or that
which,
leads or
conducts;
a
guide;
a
conductor..
Eccentricity
::
Eccentricity
(n.) The state of being
eccentric;
deviation
from the
customary
line of
conduct;
oddity.
Escape
::
Escape
(n.)
Leakage
or loss of
currents
from the
conducting
wires,
caused
by
defective
insulation..
Insolence
::
Insolence
(n.)
Insolent
conduct
or
treatment;
insult.
Manner
::
Manner
(n.)
Characteristic
mode of
acting,
conducting,
carrying
one's self, or the like;
bearing;
habitual
style..
Carry
::
Carry (v. t.) To move; to
convey
by
force;
to
impel;
to
conduct;
to lead or
guide.
Figure
::
Figure
(n.) The
appearance
or
impression
made by the
conduct
or
carrer
of a
person;
as, a sorry
figure..
Baton
::
Baton (n.) A staff or
truncheon,
used for
various
purposes;
as, the baton of a field
marshal;
the baton of a
conductor
in
musical
performances..
Ceremony
::
Ceremony
(n.) Ar act or
series
of acts, often of a
symbolical
character,
prescribed
by law,
custom,
or
authority,
in the
conduct
of
important
matters,
as in the
performance
of
religious
duties,
the
transaction
of
affairs
of
state,
and the
celebration
of
notable
events;
as, the
ceremony
of
crowning
a
sovereign;
the
ceremonies
observed
in
consecrating
a
church;
marriage
and
baptismal
ceremonies..
Frequent
::
Frequent
(n.)
Addicted
to any
course
of
conduct;
inclined
to
indulge
in any
practice;
habitual;
persistent.
Countermarch
::
Countermarch
(n.) A
change
of
measures;
alteration
of
conduct.
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