conduct

noun

the manner in which a person behaves, especially in a particular place or situation.

they were arrested for disorderly conduct

behaviour,way of behaving,performance,comportment,demeanour,bearing,deportment,actions,acts,activities,deeds,doings,handiwork,exploits,ways,habits,practices,manners

verb

organize and carry out.

in the second trial he conducted his own defence

manage,direct,run,be in control of,control,oversee,supervise,be in charge of,preside over,regulate,mastermind,administer,organize,coordinate,orchestrate,handle,guide,govern,lead,carry out,carry on