Characterized by or exhibiting particular behavior; having behavior of a specified kind (usually used in compounds like 'well-behaviored').
From behavior + -ed (adjectival suffix). The -ed suffix added to nouns creates adjectives, often used in compounds to describe having certain qualities or characteristics.
Behaviored rarely stands alone—it almost always appears in compounds like 'well-behaviored' or 'misbehaviored,' showing how English prefers specific descriptive combinations over generic adjectives.
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