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Meanings of deportment in English
Usage of deportment in English
1
He was manly in his deportment, courageous and, active; and commanded respect.
2
The Irish female servants are remarkably chaste in their language and deportment.
3
The men are required to be quiet and orderly in their deportment.
4
The Zephyrs were more quiet and dignified in their deportment than usual.
5
These symptoms were visible in his deportment when I entered the room.
6
The people of Berber are, in their exterior deportment, mild and polite.
7
The marquis was long rather than tall, and very solemn in deportment.
8
Everybody was trained from infancy in this etiquette of expression and deportment.
9
The deportment of the mere soldier seems to have been his aversion.
10
Shefford remembered her and could not see any change in her deportment.
11
They look like real little chieftains now, both in dress and deportment.
12
Under the correctness of his deportment it was clear that urgency impelled.
13
There was positively nothing in her deportment to betray a guilty conscience.
14
Jerome must now give me some lessons in deportment, he called it.
15
You have been of the reckless deportment-youmay still be of it.
16
Gaga even affected the infantile and lisped through excess of genteel deportment.
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Translations for deportment
Portuguese
Spanish
Deportment through the time
Deportment across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Rare