de·port·ment

de·port·ment
/dıˈpoɚtmənt/ noun [noncount]
formal : the way that a person behaves, stands, and moves especially in a formal situation

The new students were instructed in proper dress and deportment.

His stiff deportment matched his strict demeanor.


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