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on best behavior

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on your best behavior

not causing any difficulties. The two candidates were on their best behavior, giving serious answers to questions from a group of citizens.

Usage notes: usually used to refer to children, but also often used to describe the actions of adults in uncomfortable situations

See also: best

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