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comport Meaning
comport (v)
behave well or properly
behave in a certain manner
comport Sentence Examples
- During the interview, she comported herself with confidence and professionalism.
- The new employee struggled to comport with the company's strict dress code.
- Though nervous, the young athlete comported himself admirably on the big stage.
- The guest's loud laughter didn't quite comport with the seriousness of the occasion.
- The historical novel meticulously comported with the social customs of the time period.
- The witness's testimony did not comport with the other accounts of the event.
- He comported himself with dignity even after facing public humiliation.
- The teacher encouraged the students to comport themselves respectfully towards each other.
- Her casual outfit didn't comport with the formal invitation's request for black-tie attire.
- The company's actions did not comport with their stated values of environmental responsibility.
FAQs About the word comport
behave well or properly, behave in a certain manner
coincide, conform, fit,correspond, match, sort, answer, dovetail, jibe, rhyme
differ (from), contradict, disagree (with), disagree (with), differ (from), contradict, jar, conflict, jar, negate
During the interview, she comported herself with confidence and professionalism.
The new employee struggled to comport with the company's strict dress code.
Though nervous, the young athlete comported himself admirably on the big stage.
The guest's loud laughter didn't quite comport with the seriousness of the occasion.
