Conduct
Manner of action.
| Groups |
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Primary Base | * |
Descendants
| * | Career | Conduct, particularly professional conduct, over the course of a lifetime. |
| kawp* | Management | Conduct applied for the benefit of a particular. |
| * | Policy | Specification for conduct. |
| * | Transaction | Instance of conduct. |
Cross-Reference
Siblings
| monst* | Advice | |
| * | Conduct | Manner of action. |
| calj* | Council | Group of persons assembled for advice or authority. |
| * | Cunning | Skill employed in a shrewd or sly manner, |
| aeq* | Direction (Voluntary Action) | |
| * | Director | Agent of direction. |
| * | Precept | |
| * | Proficient | Essive of skill. |
| * | Skill | |
| * | Unskillfulness | Lack of skill. |
Notes
Complex Voluntary Action
Conduct.
Direction.
Director.
Advice.
Council. [Generative of advice.]
Precept.
Skill.
Unskillfulness. [Lack of skill.]
Proficient. [Essive of skill.]
Bungler. [Abessive of skill.]
Cunning.
Artlessness. [Absence of cunning.]
