Pronunciation

/kənˈdʌkt/

Definitions

Noun

1. Conduct: The manner in which someone behaves or conducts themselves, often referring to proper behavior or actions. Example: “He maintained a good conduct during the course.”
2. Conductance: The ability of a material to allow electric current to flow through it. Example: “The high conductivity of copper makes it ideal for electrical wiring.”
3. Conductivity: The ease with which heat or electricity can be transmitted through a material. Example: “Metals have high thermal conductivity.”
4. A musical performance: The act of playing or singing, especially in a public or formal setting. Example: “The orchestra’s concert was well-received due to their impeccable conduct.”

Verb

1. To manage or direct the actions or behavior of others, often in a formal context. Example: “The teacher conducted the class effectively.”
2. To perform or execute (a task, experiment, or activity). Example: “The scientists conducted numerous experiments to test their hypothesis.”

Adjective

1. Characterizing or showing proper behavior or decorum. Example: “Her professional conduct was commendable.”
2. Pertaining to the science or study of electricity and magnetism. Example: “The course focuses on electrical conductance.”

Adverb

1. In a conducting or directing manner. Example: “The conductor led the choir with precision.”

Phrases

• “Maintain good conduct”
• “Electrical conductivity”
• “Conduct a meeting”
• “Conduct research”
• “Conduct oneself with dignity”

Example Sentences

• Noun: “His conduct in the workplace has always been exemplary.”
• Verb: “The teacher conducted the students through the museum exhibit.”
• Adjective: “The material with high electrical conductivity is ideal for this application.”
• Adverb: “The orchestra conductor led the ensemble with consummate conduct.”

Synonyms

• Behavior
• Manner
• Performance
• Execution
• Management
• Efficiency
• Morality
• Integrity
• Compliance