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Meanings of demeanour in English
Synonyms
Examples for "conduct"
Examples for "conduct"
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The Bank of Greece plans to conduct stress tests later this year.
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The government is ultimately responsible for the conduct of the armed forces.
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She is also opposed to following accepted rules of conduct & health.
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Second, police often fail to believe rape victims and conduct full investigations.
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He said the Commission would be free to conduct its work impartially.
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Possible actions include sanctions or a resolution or statement condemning Pyongyang's behavior.
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Conclusions: Variation in behavior problems in the very young shows high heritability.
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People, too, can change their behavior to use less water, he said.
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Culture is thus clearly important in shaping various aspects of human behavior.
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Given the choice, they don't want to continue that behavior, he says.
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Of course, changing the rules is no guarantee of future good behaviour.
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Background: Physical inactivity and sedentary behaviour are major threats to population health.
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OPINION:Past behaviour is by far the most accurate indicator of future performance.
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Educating children would help change attitudes and behaviour over time, he said.
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Justice Andre Wiltens said the behaviour had permanent consequences for the victims.
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July soon returned to work, but his demeanor had not greatly improved.
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Her entire demeanor changed; even in the dim light she looked different.
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Latisan delivered the accusation hotly; there was unmistakable challenge in his demeanor.
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Reiser's demeanor is one of the most important parts of the case.
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Other than that, only good judgment and a pleasant demeanor are required.
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He was manly in his deportment, courageous and, active; and commanded respect.
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The Irish female servants are remarkably chaste in their language and deportment.
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The men are required to be quiet and orderly in their deportment.
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The Zephyrs were more quiet and dignified in their deportment than usual.
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These symptoms were visible in his deportment when I entered the room.
Usage of demeanour in English
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He did not say it, of course, but his demeanour spoke volumes.
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Something in the demeanour of the new visitor seemed to attract him.
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The demeanour of broody concern in the official photograph makes sense now.
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Her situation demands a tear; her conduct and demeanour the warmest applause.
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Throughout the tribunal, Mr Justice Brian McCracken has maintained a friendly demeanour.
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On this particular evening the young lady relaxed her severity of demeanour.
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There had been nothing of the consciousness of guilt in her demeanour.
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This means that there is always a gentlemanly demeanour among the competitors.
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Elizabeth seemed happy; my tranquil demeanour contributed greatly to calm her mind.
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There was no longer the faintest hint of tragedy in her demeanour.
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He was neither haughty in his language, nor imperious in his demeanour.
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His demeanour did not change as I gave him a hard look.
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His general demeanour tends to efface his foreign descent from the mind.
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His bearing and his demeanour in the last appalling months were noble.
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Woods's demeanour through the 2011 Masters could best be described as charmless.
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There was another and equally sudden change in his demeanour and tone.
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