Definition Synonyms
Definition of impropriety - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
actimproper or indecent act or behavior
- The politician was accused of impropriety.
2.
behaviorstate of being improper or inappropriate
- The impropriety of his actions shocked everyone.
Expressions with impropriety
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do something wrong or not proper in behavior
He was accused of committing an impropriety at work.
Origin of impropriety
Latin, improprius (not proper)
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Examples of impropriety in a sentence
The impropriety of the act was undeniable. The board questioned the impropriety of the financial report. His impropriety at the formal dinner was noted by many.
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- French:indécence, inconvenance, ...
- German:Unangemessenheit, ...
- Italian:improprietà, scorrettezza, ...
- Spanish:impropiedad, ...
- Portuguese:impropriedade, inconveniência, ...
- Chinese:不当行为, 不当, ...
- Japanese:不正行為, ...
- Arabic:سوء سلوك, عَدَم لِياقَة, ...
- Hebrew:אִי הוֹלְמוּת, חוֹסֶר הֲלִימוּת, ...
- Russian:непристойность, неуместность, ...
- Ukrainian:непристойність, недоречність, ...
- Hindi:अनुचित आचरण, अशोभनीयता, ...
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