conducta
Definition of conducta
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Southwest
: a guarded pack train or caravan; especially : one carrying bullion prior to the establishment of modern transport
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Origin and Etymology of conducta
Spanish, from Medieval Latin conducta, feminine of conductus, past participle of conducere to escort, safeguard on the road — more at conduct
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