Difference between Misbehave and Misdemean

MISBEHAVE vs MISDEMEAN: VERB

To act or behave in an inappropriate, improper, incorrect, or unexpected manner.
To behave ill; to conduct one's self improperly; -- often used with a reciprocal pronoun.
Behave badly

To conduct (one's self) ill: with the reflexive pronouns: as, he misbehaved himself.
To behave ill; conduct one's self improperly or indecorously.

Chastise, Penalize, Annoy, Harass, Molest, Berate, Scold, Bully, Maltreat, Punish, Disobey, Spank, Mistreat, Behave, Misdemean

Accusative case, Verbify, Noun phrase, Verbal noun, Personal pronoun, Present participle, Function word, Objective case, Direct object, Indefinite pronoun, Relative pronoun, Demonstrative pronoun, Reciprocal pronoun, Reflexive verb, Misbehave

Admonish, Offend, Penalize, Annoy, Harass, Molest, Berate, Scold, Bully, Maltreat, Punish, Disobey, Spank, Mistreat, Misdemean

Accusative case, Verbify, Noun phrase, Verbal noun, Personal pronoun, Present participle, Function word, Objective case, Direct object, Indefinite pronoun, Relative pronoun, Demonstrative pronoun, Reciprocal pronoun, Reflexive verb, Misbehave

If students misbehave, they may lose their online rights.
The purpose of a vindicatory awarexecutive not to misbehave.
Deal with children who misbehave in a sensitive way.
Students who misbehave are not always sent to ALAC.
Teachers analyse how they react when students misbehave.
And if they misbehave, we terminate the deal.
She does not bark or misbehave in public.
Bored students are often the ones who misbehave.
Do we misbehave because of conflicting societal messages?
We know that there are those that misbehave and are bound to misbehave and indulge in such activities.