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public
Adjective
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Something is public if it is about or for all the people.
You can't tell me to go away. This is a public place.
public
Noun
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All of the people in a big place like a country.
I'm going to write this in the newspaper because the public needs to know it.
Getting Western publics to understand the nature of the war is hard enough.
The dress rehearsal was opened to the general public as well as celebrities.
conduct
Verb
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If you conduct music, you stand in front of the musicians and show them how to sing or play.
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; The way you conduct yourself is the way you act or treat others.
I hope the children will be able to conduct themselve well at the party.
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If something conducts energy, it lets the energy move through or along it.
Glass is a good insulator because it will not conduct electricity.
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If you conduct somebody or a tour, you show people around a place.
Please conduct him to the waiting room.
conduct
Noun
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A person's conduct is the way they act or treat others.
Killing a person, for any reason, is a criminal act and such conduct must not be allowed.
This teacher clearly broke the schools rules for professional conduct.