Conduct and Look

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

Look noun - Facial appearance regarded as an indication of mood or feeling.

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Conduct and look are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Conduct" instead a noun "Look".

Nearby Words: lookout, looked, looker, looking, lookup

human	human conduct	human look
similar	similar conduct	similar look
normal	normal conduct	normal look
usual	usual conduct	usual look
Other adjectives: current, dirty, great, general, different, previous, overall.

conduct deal

look deal

This isn't because they actually care about the welfare of the peasants, but because abusing poor defenseless peasants is conduct unbecoming of a Brettonian noble that makes the noble class look bad.

Source: Condescending Compassion
Part of the show's Myth Arc has the bad guys conduct false flag attacks to make it look like VEVAK was going to conduct terrorist attacks in Britain.

Source: Middle Eastern Terrorists
The Dresden Files book Cold Days has Mab give Harry a brief look "somehow conveying layers of disapproval toward multiple aspects of my appearance, conduct, and situation".

Source: Disapproving Look

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