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means Behavior that breaks the rules of a job, profession, or position of trust — wrongdoing serious enough to warrant official sanction.

from Built from the Latin-rooted prefix 'mis-' (wrongly, badly) plus 'conduct,' from Latin 'conducere' meaning to lead or bring together — the same root that gives us a conductor who leads an orchestra, or a tour guide who leads a group. 'Conduct' shifted from 'the act of leading' to 'the way one leads oneself,' i.e., behavior. Tack on 'mis-' and you get behavior gone wrong — the self, badly led.