deportment
Pronunciation: [dɪˈpɔrtmənt]
Word
Context: "behavior"
(noun) how someone carries themselves and behaves, especially in public. It's about being polite, respectful, and showing good manners when you're around other people.
Example
The student's deportment during the ceremony was exemplary; he stood straight and listened carefully.
Example
Her poor deportment in class made it hard for the teacher to teach effectively.
Example
What kind of deportment do you expect from students at this school?
Context: "physical appearance"
(noun) the way someone looks and presents themselves, including their posture and how they dress. It's about making a good impression with your appearance and movements.
Example
His deportment gave everyone a good impression during the interview.
Example
Her untidy deportment did not match the professional environment.
Example
Do you think his deportment helped him get the job?
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