Deportment is valid Scrabble Word

Is deportment a scrabble word?
Official Scrabble Players Dictionary YES
Official Tournament and Club Word List YES
Collins Scrabble Words YES
Is deportment valid Words with Friends?
Words with Friends YES

10 letters word
15 points in Scrabble
18 points in WWF

Definitions for DEPORTMENT in dictionary:

NOUN:

the manner in which one conducts oneself
the way a person stands and walks, particularly as an element of etiquette
Manner of deporting or demeaning one\'s self; manner of acting; conduct; carriage; especially, manner of acting with respect to the courtesies and duties of life; behavior; demeanor; bearing.
(behavioral attributes) the way a person behaves toward other people
a person's behaviour or manners

OTHER DEFINITIONS:

the manner in which one conducts onesel; behavior

Words related to DEPORTMENT

deportments16 tenue5

Words that contain DEPORTMENT

How to use DEPORTMENT in a sentence

When I presented Grey to him, he became at once the cavalier, as precise in his speech and polite in his deportment as any Whitehall courtier.
Never have I beheld a life and deportment so thoroughly submissive.
Pedro soon arrived, and was evidently more puzzled respecting his deportment than the case of his patient.
The object of his love is a neatly formed bird, with a mild expression of countenance, a modest and amiable deportment, and arrayed in the plainest apparel.
I saw him year after year, on up into the high school, win the majority of the prizes for punctuality, deportment, essay writing, and declamation.
Then I went to a fashionable school, was taught French, and deportment, and dancing.
For the first time in my life I was in a place where I was treated according to my deportment, without reference to my complexion.
All through the dance, it was a thing to be remembered, how superior in deportment the women were to the men.
Her deportment had been so dignified, her courage so great, her piety so perfect, that those who were once her bitterest enemies looked on her through their tears.
Rita remembered that Sir Lucien had once described to her the elegant deportment of the Arab women, ascribing it to their custom of carrying water-jars in that way.

But from whatever cause it proceeded, one thing was evident, that an air of deep dejection settled upon her countenance and whole deportment.
I assure you I was struck with the solemnity of the scene, and the deportment of the archbishop.
They eat when and what they please, go to bed when they feel like it, rise early or late as the whim seizes them, and know no prescribed rules for diet and deportment.
She was stately, if somewhat stiff, in her deportment.
As yet, I see no other difference in mere deportment, though there is abundance when one goes into the examination of character.
There was a tinge of affectation in his deportment, which had the effect of creating among many a strong feeling of prejudice against him.
Fond of conversation, and abounding in humorous anecdote, Malcolm was especially esteemed for his gentle and amiable deportment.
He was elegant in his manners and bland and refined in his deportment.
His deportment was grave and dignified, and his duties as a priest were always performed with exemplary diligence.
She longed to acquire that tranquillity of deportment, that slow graceful poise of hand and arm, that low measured speech.
The Foolahs are tall, well-limbed, robust and courageous, grave in their deportment, are well acquainted with commerce, and travel over an astonishing space of the country.
His piety was genuine and fervent, and diffused a sober dignity over his whole deportment.
In the section rooms nothing in the deportment of the other cadets could emphasize the silence.
Indeed, his dignified deportment and reserve gave him some claim to consideration.
Thy kind deportment towards thy servants, for these many days, has given them courage thus to stand in thy presence without any painful, distracted fears.
The next moment he was as mild, quiet, sensible, and respectable in his deportment, as when he first scraped acquaintance with the company.
They testify her modest deportment, her fortitude under the sufferings to which she was called, and the serenity and composure with which she bade a last adieu to the world.
His person was short, his countenance coarse and vulgar, his deportment that of a scholar aukwardly affecting the easy gentleman.
They were modest and manly in their deportment, prudent in their counsels and very eloquent in their speech.
She was drifting away from him in some intangible way to an upper world of dress and language and deportment, and the new thought was pain to him.
His deportment was certainly very refined and gentlemanly.
It is painful to contemplate the scene of dismay, when the ship struck, so unlike the presence of mind and calm deportment which we have recorded on similar occasions.

Similar words containing PORTM without suffix ent and without prefix de

portman11 portmen11 portmantle14 portmantua14 comportment19 deportments16 disportment16 portmanteau15 portmantles15 portmantuas15 supportment17 comportments20 disportments17 portmanteaus16 portmanteaux23 supportments18

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