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Definition of deport
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Deport
(v. t.) To carry or
demean;
to
conduct;
to
behave;
--
followed
by the
reflexive
pronoun.
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Inurbanity
::
Inurbanity
(n.) Want of
urbanity
or
courtesy;
unpolished
manners
or
deportment;
inurbaneness;
rudeness.
Complaisance
::
Complaisance
(n.)
Disposition
to
please
or
oblige;
obliging
compliance
with the
wishes
of
others;
a
deportment
indicative
of a
desire
to
please;
courtesy;
civility.
Conversationed
::
Conversationed
(a.)
Acquainted
with
manners
and
deportment;
behaved.
Gest
::
Gest (n.)
Gesture;
bearing;
deportment.
Exorbitancy
::
Exorbitancy
(n.) A going out of or
beyond
the usual or due
limit;
hence,
enormity;
extravagance;
gross
deviation
from rule,
right,
or
propriety;
as, the
exorbitances
of the
tongue
or of
deportment;
exorbitance
of
demands..
Strange
::
Strange
(superl.)
Reserved;
distant
in
deportment.
Excuse
::
Excuse
(v. t.) That which is
offered
as a
reason
for being
excused;
a plea
offered
in
extenuation
of a fault or
irregular
deportment;
apology;
as, an
excuse
for
neglect
of duty;
excuses
for delay of
payment..
Deport
::
Deport
(v. t.) To
transport;
to carry away; to
exile;
to send into
banishment.
Deported
::
Deported
(imp. & p. p.) of
Depor.
Uneasy
::
Uneasy
(a.) Not easy in
manner;
constrained;
stiff;
awkward;
not
graceful;
as, an
uneasy
deportment..
Deport
::
Deport
(v. t.) To carry or
demean;
to
conduct;
to
behave;
--
followed
by the
reflexive
pronoun.
Port
::
Port (n.) The
manner
in which a
person
bears
himself;
deportment;
carriage;
bearing;
demeanor;
hence,
manner
or style of
living;
as, a proud
port..
Deporture
::
Deporture
(n.)
Deportment.
Carriage
::
Carriage
(n.) The
manner
of
carrying
one's self;
behavior;
bearing;
deportment;
personal
manners.
Action
::
Action
(n.)
Gesticulation;
the
external
deportment
of the
speaker,
or the
suiting
of his
attitude,
voice,
gestures,
and
countenance,
to the
subject,
or to the
feelings..
Grave
::
Grave
(superl.)
Of
importance;
momentous;
weighty;
influential;
sedate;
serious;
-- said of
character,
relations,
etc.; as, grave
deportment,
character,
influence,
etc..
Graceful
::
Graceful
(a.)
Displaying
grace or
beauty
in form or
action;
elegant;
easy;
agreeable
in
appearance;
as, a
graceful
walk,
deportment,
speaker,
air, act,
speech..
Levity
::
Levity
(n.) Lack of
gravity
and
earnestness
in
deportment
or
character;
trifling
gayety;
frivolity;
sportiveness;
vanity.
Gentleship
::
Gentleship
(n.) The
deportment
or
conduct
of a
gentleman.
Deporting
::
Deporting
(p. pr. & vb. n.) of
Depor.
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