Noun:

ದುರ್ವರ್ತನೆ, ಅನ್ಯಾಯ, ನಿಂದನೆ, ದೋಷ,

misbehaviors's Usage Examples:

use of expulsion and suspension are not connected to higher rates of misbehaviors.

The impact of teacher immediacy and misbehaviors on teacher credibility.

ideal by Confucian doctrine—people were not punished for their families" misbehaviors, and the penalty for treason already included the death of sons—that.

anonymous letters to the government in New Orleans detailing his supposed misbehaviors.

The Simpsons has room for its characters" signature misbehaviors to be deconstructed in a meaningful way.

characterized the assassination as Ghose and Chowdbury"s response to the "misbehaviors of the British district magistrates" who had abused their positions of.

follows misbehavior, such as taking away a privilege Ignoring low-level misbehaviors and prioritizing attention on more significant forms of misbehavior Avoiding.

Sinbad was almost dismissed with a dishonorable discharge for various misbehaviors, including going AWOL.

Although she is very devoted to her husband and tolerates him for all his misbehaviors, her tolerance stops short of accepting his mistress openly in the family.

Complete Guide for Teachers (2008) Smith-Martenz, Arden Attention-seeking misbehaviors (1990) Hysteria, Drama Majors and Drama Queens Attention-seeking personality.

The story follows the misbehaviors of Regina (Valeska Suratt) as she passes whooping cough to the numerous.

Certain misbehaviors may incur penalty points beyond a poor score for a given maneuver.

He tried altering the duke"s misbehaviors by remonstrating with him.

Synonyms:

roguery, abnormality, indecorum, familiarity, indiscretion, roguishness, wrongful conduct, misconduct, wrongdoing, liberty, mischievousness, devilry, infantilism, mischief, ruffianism, peccadillo, devilment, juvenile delinquency, actus reus, mischief-making, delinquency, misbehaviour, rascality, shenanigan, indecency, deviltry, irregularity, misdeed, impropriety,

Antonyms:

typicality, normality, familiarity, seemliness, decorousness,