comport
kəmˈpɔrt
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Definition of comport - Reverso English Dictionary

Verb

intr.
1.
behaviorDatedbehave in a specific mannerDated
  • She comported herself with grace at the event.
act behave conduct
2.
harmonyDatedUSbe in agreement or harmonyDatedUS
  • His actions comport with the company's values.
agree harmonize
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Origin of comport

Latin, comportare (to bring together)

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behavior
accord or comport with certain standards

Examples of comport in a sentence

  • The students comported themselves admirably during the ceremony.
  • The policy changes comport with the new regulations.
  • His views do not comport with the general consensus.

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  1. French:se comporter, comporter, ...
  2. German:verhalten, entsprechen, ...
  3. Italian:comportarsi, armonizzarsi, ...
  4. Spanish:comportarse, armonizar, ...
  5. Portuguese:comportar, harmonizar, ...
  6. Chinese:表现, 一致, ...
  7. Japanese:振る舞う, 一致する, ...
  8. Arabic:تَصَرَّفَ, انسجم, ...
  9. Hebrew:לְהִתְנַהֵג, לְהִתְאִים, ...
  10. Russian:вести себя, соответствовать, ...
  11. Ukrainian:поводитися, відповідати, ...
  12. Hindi:व्यवहार करना, सामंजस्य में होना, ...
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