1. behaving or conducting oneself in a particular manner
Usage: present participle of ‘comport’
2. being in agreement or harmony with something
Usage: formal; often used with ‘with’

Examples

• She was comporting herself with dignity during the ceremony.
• The witness was comporting himself professionally on the stand.
• His actions were not comporting with his stated values.
• The new evidence is comporting well with our theory.
• The students were comporting themselves appropriately during the assembly.
• Her behavior was comporting with the company’s standards.