Another word for bearing
bearing
n.
A point of support
block, frame, journal box, pivot, fulcrum, babbitted bearing, ball bearing, roller bearing.
Manner of carriage
mien, deportment, manner, carriage, posture, demeanor, presence, conduct, behavior, comportment, address, attitude, stance, aspect, port, body language; see also behavior 1.
Relevance
application, relation, pertinence, significance; see importance 1, relationship.
bearing, denoting manner of carrying or conducting oneself, refers to characteristic physical and mental posture; carriage, also applied to posture, specif. stresses the physical aspects of a person's bearing an erect carriage; demeanor refers to behavior as expressing one's attitude or a specified personality trait a demure demeanor; mien, a literary word, refers to bearing and manner, esp. as reflective of one's character or emotional state a man of melancholy mien; deportment refers to one's behavior with reference to standards of conduct or social conventions; manner is applied to customary or distinctive attitude, actions, speech, etc. and, in the plural, refers to behavior conforming with polite conventions
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Another word for bearing
Behavior through which one reveals one's personality:
address, air, demeanor, manner, mien, presence, style. (Archaic) port. See be, styleThe compass direction in which a ship or an aircraft moves:
course, heading, vector. See approachOne's place and direction relative to one's surroundings.
Often used in plural: location, orientation, position, situation. See placeThe fact of being related to the matter at hand:
applicability, application, appositeness, concernment, germaneness, materiality, pertinence, pertinency, relevance, relevancy. See relevant
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