n. 1 manner in which a person behaves; 2 the action or manner of managing an activity or organization; v. organize and carry out; to lead or guide
Billy's conduct was positively shocking.
Billy's conduct was positively shocking.
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The players followed a strict code of conduct.
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Where did the four Alden children conduct their research on the "monster" at Lake Lucille?
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Our Research and Development and Innovation teams often conduct blind independent tastings with our employees.
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What is commonly used to conduct electricity safely to your house?
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In "Seeing Double," what experiment did Martha conduct in order to understand how everyone sees things differently?
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She explained the punctilio of conduct for the formal affair.
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His conduct as a police officer was irreproachable.
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The general was given safe conduct to the meeting place.
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What experiment did Mitch conduct with the bats?
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During the time Ruby attended the William Frantz Public School, how did Mrs. Henry and Ruby have to conduct themselves outside of the school?
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Why did Foaly conduct a mind wipe on Artemis?
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What would have happened if Tommy had gotten called on one more unsportsmanlike conduct penalty?
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How many members of Congress must be present to establish a quorum and conduct business?
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The coach asked for sportsmanlike conduct.
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behavior; direct; guide; hold; lead; manage
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con-duct
bucked
chucked
ducked
duct
fucked
lucht
lucked
plucked
shucked
sucked
trucked
tucked
abduct
adduct
construct
deduct
destruct
induct
instruct
obstruct
conduct
deconstruct
reconstruct
mis
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