Conduct and Trait

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

Trait noun - Something that sets apart an individual from others of the same kind.

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Conduct and trait are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Conduct" instead a noun "Trait".

Nearby Word: traitor

human	human conduct	human trait
normal	normal conduct	normal trait
actual	actual conduct	actual trait
bad	bad conduct	bad trait
Other adjectives: useful, general, different.

Crump's incredibly high tolerance for dangerous conduct and general disregard for his own life is not only a family trait, but undoubtedly stems from his Ax Craziness and love of grenades wich he gleefully demonstrates in The Bonehunters.

Source: Fearless Fool
Fearless Fool: Crump's incredibly high tolerance for dangerous conduct and general disregard for his own life is not only a family trait, but undoubtedly stems from his Ax Craziness and love of grenades.

Source: Literature / The Bonehunters
Only Sane Man: After Rhyme and Reason depart, Chroma the Great remains to conduct the sky - but even he must sleep, and since Milo is in a hurry for the next day to come.... Our Demons Are Different: The demons here are the Demons of Ignorance - embodiments of every negative trait imaginable.

Source: Literature / The Phantom Tollbooth

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