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What is a metaphor for a person who is not a well behaved person?
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What metaphor is for a not well behaved?
well- man
What is a metaphor for well behaved?
well- man
What is metaphor for someone who is not well-behaved?
Alicia is a three year old that is not well behaved.
How do you write a metaphor for someone who is not well behaved?
a monkey
Is it better to be intelligent or 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.
What is a metaphor for someone who is not well behaved?
he is a sly fox always getting into trouble
Is it a metaphor for He was a beast through all their trouble?
Yes, describing someone as "a beast" can be considered a metaphor. In this context, it implies that the person behaved in a wild or aggressive manner during their difficulties.
Does well-behaved have a hyphen between the two words well and behaved?
Yes!
How do you be well behaved?
Act like a nerd. Obey the rules Everybody has there own opinions of well-behaved.
Is well behaviour an adjective?
no but well-behaved is
What candy bar is named after a well behaved man?
What candy name is a well-behaved demand
Which religion is mostly respected for their good behavior?
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
