Definition

To lead or guide a group or activity, often in a formal or organized way.

Example

She will conduct the meeting tomorrow.

Tense Forms

Conversation

Did you hear that James will conduct the orchestra next week?

No way! He must be so excited about it.

I know, right? It's a big opportunity for him to conduct in front of an audience.

Absolutely! I can't wait to see how it turns out.

Synonyms & Antonyms

Definition

The way a person behaves, especially in relation to moral and ethical standards.

Example

Her conduct during the meeting was very professional and respectful.

Conversation

I read an article about how important our conduct is in the workplace.

Yeah, it really affects how others perceive us.

I guess maintaining good conduct is essential for professional growth.

Definition

To lead or direct something, such as an orchestra or a process, and to manage or control how it happens.

Example

The maestro will conduct the orchestra during the concert.

Tense Forms

Conversation

Did you see how he conducted the orchestra last night?

Yeah, it was amazing! He really knew how to lead them.

I wonder if he has any tips for beginners on how to conduct well.

Root Explanation

Conduct → It is formed from "con-" (meaning together) and "ducere" (meaning to lead). The word describes the act of leading or guiding something together, often in a particular direction or manner.

Memory Tip

Think of leading things 'together' — 'con-' means together, and 'ducere' means to lead.

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