The caravel behaveth nobly, and I will still hope.
But when a disciple behaveth disrespectfully, he should never be forgiven by the preceptor if the latter is really desirous of benefiting the former.
Whether respected or disrespected in the world that man who from covetousness casteth on others a begging look, certainly behaveth like a dog.
All of them are conciliated and honoured and gratified by Dhritarashtra's son who behaveth unto them as one should behave unto his preceptor.
Even one who hath abandoned the excellent virtues of his own order, it is certain, indulgeth in wrath (if behaveth properly).
He that behaveth thus, acquireth, O hero, fame in this world and excellent state in the next.
He that is honest behaveth honestly even towards the dishonest.
They are these), 'O thou of the Kuru race, he that is wicked behaveth wickedly even unto him that is humble; he also that is humble behaveth with humility and honestly unto him that is wicked!
O king, it doth seem to me that God behaveth towards his creatures like a father or mother unto them.
Towards all his warriors Dhritarashtra's son behaveth with great affection; and all the chiefs honoured and gratified by him, seek his good in return.
They are these), "O thou of the Kuru race, he that is wicked behaveth wickedly even unto him that is humble; he also that is humble behaveth with humility and honestly unto him that is wicked!
She told her of that charity which hopeth, believeth, and endureth all things; which, giving no place to falsehood, still never behaveth itself unseemly.
I think she hath thee much to heart, but, as the perverse heart of woman dictateth, behaveth much to the contrary.
The clock behaveth much more to the point than thou.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "behaveth" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
