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behavior
noun as in manner of conducting oneself
Strongest matches
act, action, attitude, conduct, demeanor, management, nature, performance, practice, presence, role, style
Strong matches
address, air, bag, bearing, carriage, code, comportment, convention, course, dealings, decency, decorum, deed, delivery, deportment, ethics, etiquette, expression, form, front, guise, habits, mien, mode, morals, observance, propriety, ritual, routine, savoir-faire, seemliness, speech, tact, talk, taste, tone, way, ways
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Example Sentences
Altadena and Pacific Palisades — essentially reduced to blank slates — have a chance to reimagine themselves in a fundamentally safer way, experts who study wildfire behavior say.
Fulton accused Nicolas Cage of enabling their son’s behavior by turning a blind eye to his violence and mental health struggles while continuing to support him financially.
“The non-wildland zoning doesn’t involve any direct sort of mechanistic fire behavior assessment,” David Sapsis, a Cal Fire research manager who oversees the mapping efforts, told The Times in January before the rollout began.
But then her campaign reverted to ceding the spotlight to Trump, making the campaign a referendum on him and calling on everyone to be horrified by his appalling behavior.
“All of these assumptions were proven to be grossly out of step with actual food preparation and consumption behaviors and are not grounded in the reality of everyday life,” they continued.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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