verb “conduct”
infinitive conduct; he conducts; past tense conducted; past part. conducted; ger. conducting
- to organize and carry out (an activity or task)
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The researchers conducted several experiments to test their hypothesis.
- to direct or lead (a group or process)
The CEO conducted a meeting with all the department heads to discuss the new strategy.
- to behave in a particular way
Despite the pressure, he conducted himself calmly throughout the interview.
- (physics) to allow heat or electricity to pass through
Metal wires are used because they conduct electricity very efficiently.
- (music) to direct the performance of a musical ensemble
She conducted the orchestra at the famous concert hall.
noun “conduct”
singular conduct, uncountable
- the way a person behaves
The student's conduct in class was commendable, earning praise from the teacher.
- the manner in which an activity is organized or managed
The committee reviewed the conduct of the election to ensure fairness.
- (literature) the plot or storyline of a literary work
Critics praised the novel's conduct for its intricate and surprising twists.