comport

verb

Meaning

Conduct oneself in a particular manner, especially in a formal or public setting.

Examples

He comported himself with remarkable composure despite the intense media scrutiny.
Students are expected to comport themselves professionally while representing the university at conferences.

Synonyms: act, behave, conduct, deport

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comport

verb

Pronunciation: /kəmˈpɔːrt/

Definition

Conduct oneself in a particular manner, especially in a formal or public setting.

Examples

He comported himself with remarkable composure despite the intense media scrutiny.
Students are expected to comport themselves professionally while representing the university at conferences.
The soldiers were trained to comport themselves honorably even under extreme pressure.

How to Use comport

comport oneself (collocation): To behave in a specific way. — "She knows how to comport herself in high-stakes business meetings."
comport with (prepositional phrase): To be consistent or in agreement with. — "The final report must comport with the legal requirements of the state."

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