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Words and phrases that have a meaning related to behave:   (228 results)

Antonyms:
misbehave, misdemean

Often used in the same context:
misbehave, react, interact, overreact, treat, act, mannered, fraternize, disobey, fraternise, anthropomorphise, maladapted, perceive, misperceive, mistreat, overact, communicate, observe, idolize, interpret, cavort, objectify, coexist, coddle, verbalise, anthropomorphize, comport, understand, mollycoddle, gesticulate, compartmentalise, metamorphose, instruct, sexualise, respond, misunderstand, interrelate, internalize, obeyed, maltreat, moralise, govern, adhere, habituate, conduct, consume, evolve, inhabit, teach, fossilize, coarsen, transgress, ostracise, attired, metabolise, backbite, befriend, dehumanise, dressed, engage, operate, converse, preen, scandalise, individuate, inbreed, misconceive, outbreed, exude, overgeneralize, flout, dictate, scold, functioned, know, disciplining, grovels, reeducate, aggress, eat, admonish, policed, cosset, happen, condescend, heckle, imbibe, cooperate, misinterpret, overprotect, tolerate, perform, despise, gyrate, unglue, shun, imitate, estranges, ingratiates, copulate, meddle, agitate

More specific:
act, act as, act involuntarily, act reflexively, assert, assert oneself, backslap, bluster, break down, bungle, deal, fluster, follow, footle, freeze, frivol, glaucomys sabrinus, hugger mugger, jest, joke, lose it, make, make as if, menace, northern flying squirrel, piffle, play, pose, puff up, put forward, quack, rage, ramp, remember oneself, romanticize, sauce, sentimentalise, sentimentalize, stooge, storm, swagger, swash, swell, trifle, walk, wanton

Appears in the definition of:
., acquit, act, aggression, aptness, arthur compton, arthur holly compton, bear, butterfly, carry, chat up, comport, compton, condescend, conduct, conform to, confusion, coquet, coquette, dally, deal, deport, dissemble, do, dottily, enforce, flirt, flounder, fluster, follow, freeze, idiotically, impose, infatuate, lurk, make, mash, misbehave, misconduct, misdemean, philander, play, pose, posture, pretend, propensity, rage, ramp, resolution, romance, rowdily, sauce, skulk, storm, toy, trust, unsociably, vow, vower, walk, walk around, wanton, work

More general:
act, bear, carry, garrulus, genus garrulus, hold, move

Synonyms:
acquit, act, bear, carry, comport, conduct, deport, do

Also try:
— Adjectives for behave: how, great, traditional, small

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