behoove
bi hoohv
- v be appropriate or necessary
It behooves us to reflect on this matter
- It would certainly behoove his opponents to counter these images with tales of a man about to breathe his last.
- JoeK said: It will behoove the Obama Administration--and the media--to pay careful attention as to how the stimulus money is being disbursed in the coming months.
- It does not behoove His Church to try to hobble their minds or inhibit their search for new insights into truth.