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comport

verb as in agree

verb as in behave

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Headlines promising the secret sauce on how Harris could win or should comport herself were plentiful.

From Salon

But the charging document - which is literally slimmed down from 45 to 36 pages - re-works the language of the allegations and refines the ways in which the former president allegedly committed these crimes to comport with the Supreme Court's ruling on presidential immunity.

From BBC

The gag order would “fully comport” with the First Amendment, the motion argues, adding that Trump “‘does not have an unlimited right to to speak.’”

From Salon

"The argument that somehow we're walking away from Israel, or we're not willing to help them defeat Hamas just doesn't comport with the facts," he said.

From BBC

Whether Trump has the ability to comport himself with dignity has been a major concern – not just for the judge, but for his own defense team.

From Salon

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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