Sentence example with the word 'deportment'

deportment

action, affectation, behavioral norm, culture pattern, folkway, manner, mien, observable behavior, posture, proceeding, tone

Definition n. (behavioral attributes) the way a person behaves toward other people

Last update: July 10, 2015


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The homeless woman always held her head high and walked with the deportment of a princess.   [Please select]

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When I was a kid, my mother was constantly reminding me to sit up straight and mind my deportment.   [Please select]

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Rosalind resumed her grave deportment.   [Please select]

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Nor did Lord Glenallan's deportment less surprise the company.   [Please select]

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Still, however, the conscious pride of possessing them gave additional importance to his language and deportment.   [Please select]

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She was not large, and yet she had a certain dignity of deportment.   [Please select]

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Sir William Howe was a dark-complexioned man, stern and haughty in his deportment.   [Please select]

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Oddly enough, all the females, staid as they were, imitated their liege lord's deportment.   [Please select]

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