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/juːˈʒuːəl kənˈdʌkt/ · u·su·al con·duct
noun
  1. The typical or expected behavior of a person or group. The company's usual conduct during financial crises has been to cut costs and lay off employees.
  2. A person's or group's typical or expected behavior, especially in a particular situation. The police were aware of the suspect's usual conduct in the area and were prepared for his possible escape.
noun phrase
  1. The behavior that is expected or typical of a person or group in a particular situation. The company's usual conduct in times of financial difficulty is to reduce costs and lay off employees.
Did you know? The phrase 'usual conduct' has been used in various contexts, including law, where it refers to the typical or expected behavior of a person or group in a particular situation, and in literature, where it is used to describe the character's typical behavior or traits.
Written by Lexi Wordsworth, Dictionary Editor 0 lookups Added Jul 29, 2026