deportments (Meaning)

deportments

manner of conducting oneself, the manner in which one conducts (see conduct entry 1 sense 2) oneself

The students' deportment in class has greatly improved since the new seating arrangements.
The company has a strict policy on employee deportment, including dress code and behavior expectations.
Her dignified deportment belied her humble origins.
The team's deportment on the field reflected their discipline and teamwork.
The teacher praised the students for their excellent deportment during the performance.
The military values a soldier's deportment as a reflection of their discipline and duty.
Despite the stressful situation, the diplomats maintained their composure and impeccable deportment.
The etiquette training focused on improving the attendees' deportment in social and professional settings.
The jury was impressed by the defendant's courteous deportment throughout the trial.
The deportment of the audience during the concert was exemplary, showing respect for the performers and the music.

manner of conducting oneself, the manner in which one conducts (see conduct entry 1 sense 2) oneself

demeanors, attitudes, actions,behaviors, forms, comportments, courtesies, traits, gestes, looks

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The students' deportment in class has greatly improved since the new seating arrangements.

The company has a strict policy on employee deportment, including dress code and behavior expectations.

Her dignified deportment belied her humble origins.

The team's deportment on the field reflected their discipline and teamwork.