Past tense of comport: behaved or conducted oneself; also, agreed or was in accord with.
From Latin comportare, 'to bear or conduct.' In English, it developed two related meanings: 'to behave' and 'to agree with,' both implying a kind of compatibility or harmony.
The phrase 'comported with' appears constantly in legal documents and formal writing because it perfectly captures the idea that something is both fitting AND factually consistent—two meanings in one elegant word!
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