Definition Synonyms
Definition of improperness - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
suitabilityRare US state of being unsuitable or incorrectRare US
- The improperness of his attire was noted by everyone.
2.
mannersRare US lack of proper behavior or mannersRare US
- Her improperness at the dinner was shocking.
Origin of improperness
Latin, in- (not) + proprius (proper) + -ness (state)
Examples of improperness in a sentence
Improperness in his behavior caused concern. His improperness was evident during the meeting. The teacher noted the student's improperness in class.
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- French:inadéquation, impolitesse, ...
- German:Unangemessenheit, Ungehörigkeit, ...
- Italian:inadeguatezza, maleducazione, ...
- Spanish:impropiedad, indecencia, ...
- Portuguese:inadequação, falta de decoro, ...
- Chinese:不当, 不当行为, ...
- Japanese:不適切さ, 無作法, ...
- Arabic:عَدَم مُلاءَمَة, سوء أَدَب, ...
- Hebrew:חֹסֵר הַתְאָמָה, חֹסֶר נִימוּס, ...
- Russian:неподобающий вид, неприличное поведение, ...
- Ukrainian:невідповідність, невихованість, ...
- Hindi:अनुपयुक्तता, अशिष्टता, ...
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