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Behaved is not an adverb, no.The word behaved is in fact a verb.
Most Behaved is the correct one because it should be in the superlative degree of adjective. Behaved is a verbal adjective. If we use behave it is a verb not an adjective.
Behaved. Fred was told he had behaved perfectly.
Yes.
my brother behaved badly with me
"He behaved with me as with his sister" meaning "he behaved with me as he behaved with his sister". It is a connector and it joins two sentences to express a comparison, it is followed by a noun or a noun phrase. It is the same as saying "he behaved with me similarly to the way he did with his sister".
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That is a difficult question. Many religions have nice well behaved people. To say "This is the best behaved religion" or "That is the best behaved." would be biased whatever answer you get. There are some religions who at times are noted by the news as being very well behaved. The Mormon's, Jehovah Witness and sects of Buddhism religion have been singled out at times as being exceptionally well behaved. That being said, my opinion is that most religions have well behaved and not so well behaved members.bibleteach@live.com
"She has behaved like a twelve-year-old for the last twenty years."
adv. He behaved diabolically. (he behaved very badly) diabolical: bad or annoying
Act like a nerd. Obey the rules Everybody has there own opinions of well-behaved.
I would believe well behaved because thought you can be a very intelligent person you will not be recognized for it if you are not well behaved. If you are well behaved that may lead most people to believe you are some-what intelligent and respect you for that instead of how they would treat a intelligent disrespectful person.