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Behave

Behave | Behaved | Behaves

Behave meaning

To conduct (oneself) well, or in a given way; to conform. | To act, conduct oneself in a specific manner; used with an adverbial of manner. | To conduct, manage, regulate (something).

Example sentences (20)

As an owner, you don’t have to behave like an owner, you want to behave like a team member.

These reminders helped people behave the way they wanted to behave and had the added benefit of making the people feel good about the overall process, which can be its own reward.

If the animal can behave in the company of several dozen people in a claustrophobic environment (like an airplane), then the animal should be allowed to board the plane as long as it has proven that it can behave itself properly.

The former tough-talking contractor general contended that it was difficult to “ask your population to behave one way when they see those in leadership behave another way”.

When you drink that wine, you get rid of that fear and you have your soul, your neshama comes out, and you behave the way you are scared to behave because of peer pressure.

If Belizeans behave this way for ham and turkey imagine how they behave when their souls are in jeopardy!

Lily added: “When people started talking about the Me Too stuff, what I saw was a lot of men going, ‘not me, I don’t behave like that’, when a lot of men that I do know do behave like that.

To be in a certain mental state, e.g. pain, is just to behave, or be disposed to behave, in certain ways.

Activity in this time scale contains clues to how these stars behave over longer periods.

AI can be useful in detecting, silently, that the “wrong user” is using a wallet because they behave differently.

A local residents’ group called Stop de Gekte recorded the “madness” by patrolling the streets in high vis jackets telling tourists to behave – until announcing this week that “intimidation and threats” from local business owners had forced them to stop.

And he really wants these chatbots, it sounds like, to be able to behave in lots of ways that we might consider offensive or dangerous to have fewer guardrails around them.

And somehow the servers seemed to behave almost impeccably?

A SCHOOL has been praised by Ofsted for having high expectations of its pupils which encourage children to “learn and behave well”.

As for the moderator, Alberta Chambers of Commerce Chief Operating Officer Jason Leslie, he deserves credit for getting the crowd to behave.

Aside from its ability to reach hypersonic speeds after its air launch, the Kinzhal is believed to behave like a ground-launched Iskander, meaning it is able to maneuver to make interception difficult.

Because the Great Lakes are so big, they behave like small seas with warm water in the summertime and waves plenty big enough to surf.

Beer-soaked and emotional tennis fans have heeded Novak Djokovic's pre-match pleas to behave amid tension around the Australian Open final.

But in terms of what does that mean, how should we behave?

But not one about how we should behave in the presence of a viceroy.