Definition

misbehaviour

noun
  1. improper, rude, or disruptive conduct; bad behavior
  2. Usage: British spelling; American English uses 'misbehavior'; commonly used in educational and formal contexts

Examples

  • The teacher reported the student's misbehaviour to the principal.
  • Repeated misbehaviour in class resulted in detention.
  • The child's misbehaviour at the restaurant embarrassed his parents.
  • The school has a zero-tolerance policy for serious misbehaviour.
  • His misbehaviour during the meeting was completely unacceptable.
  • The coach addressed the team's misbehaviour after the game.

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