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Meanings of demeanor in English

Portuguese
conduta
Catalan
conducta
Spanish
conducta
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Manner of behaving oneself; manner of acting.

conduta
Usage of demeanor in English
1
July soon returned to work, but his demeanor had not greatly improved.
Lonesome dove
2
Her entire demeanor changed; even in the dim light she looked different.
Affliction
3
Latisan delivered the accusation hotly; there was unmistakable challenge in his demeanor.
Joan of Arc of the North Woods
4
Reiser's demeanor is one of the most important parts of the case.
Wired
5
Other than that, only good judgment and a pleasant demeanor are required.
The kommandant's girl
6
He is small in size, and quiet and unobtrusive in his demeanor.
The Secrets of the Great City / A Work Descriptive of the Virtue...
7
Senior Judge Morton Greenberg expressed doubt that Lee's reported demeanor was sufficient.
Reuters
8
Myers actually chuckled, his normally bureaucratic demeanor apparently damaged by his losses.
Monster Hunter Vendetta
9
This was, indeed, the first Margaret had ever heard about her demeanor.
Private life
10
In fact, though, there was nothing very amusing about Michael Irons' demeanor.
The flock
11
His demeanor was no longer that of a furtive, ever-wary sand dweller.
Mentats of Dune
12
Your demeanor is unprofessional and reflects badly upon the state of Wisconsin.
Black house
13
In their demeanor there was a mild, but a grave, intellectual reserve.
The Spy
14
He was rather startled to observe the entire change in her demeanor.
Two Days' Solitary Imprisonment / 1898
15
His demeanor was distinguished, formal-andquite at odds with his bare feet.
Spells
16
From his demeanor she knew that Eric Moyers had passed beyond help.
Takeover
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