Conduct and Decorum

Conduct

Conduct noun - The way or manner in which one conducts oneself.

Usage example: a child who has often been scolded for poor conduct in public

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Decorum and conduct are semantically related In some cases you can use "Decorum" instead a noun "Conduct".

Decorum noun - Socially acceptable behavior.

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Conduct and decorum are semantically related in good manners topic. Sometimes you can use "Conduct" instead a noun "Decorum".

Nearby Words: decorate, decorous, decor

proper	proper conduct	proper decorum
great	great conduct	great decorum
social	social conduct	social decorum
civilized	civilized conduct	civilized decorum
Other adjectives: professional, military, basic.

It has rules of conduct and decorum for it's Assassins, potential targets must be considered capable of defending themselves or rich enough to hire someone who can and Assassins even have to leave a receipt behind to avoid wasting the City Watch's time.

Source: Necessarily Evil
The most notable exceptions include the New Cyrannian Republic and Rambo Nation, both of which conduct tend to conduct themselves with the utmost decorum while retaining their place as universal hyperpowers.

Source: Literature / Spore Wiki Fiction Universe

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