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Definition of deportment - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
behaviorDated UK way a person behaves or conducts themselvesDated UK
- Her deportment at the event was impeccable..
2.
public behaviorDated UK manner of presenting oneself in publicDated UK
- Her deportment at the event was commendable.
Origin of deportment
Latin, deportare (to carry away)
Examples of deportment in a sentence
The teacher praised the student's deportment in class. His deportment during the interview was impressive. Good deportment is essential in customer service.
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- French:comportement, ...
- German:Verhalten, Auftreten, ...
- Italian:comportamento, portamento, ...
- Spanish:conducta, porte, ...
- Portuguese:conduta, ...
- Chinese:行为, 仪态, ...
- Japanese:態度, 立ち居振る舞い, ...
- Arabic:سُلُوك, هَِيْئَة, ...
- Hebrew:הִתְנַהֲלוּת, ...
- Russian:манера держаться, манера поведения, ...
- Ukrainian:манера триматися, манери, ...
- Hindi:व्यवहार, शिष्टाचार, ...
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