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Definition of indecorous - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
mannersRare showing improper or inappropriate behavior in social situationsRare
- His indecorous remarks shocked everyone at the dinner table.
- Her indecorous laughter disrupted the ceremony.
- Wearing jeans to the gala was indecorous.
Origin of indecorous
Latin, in- (not) + decorus (proper)
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- French:déplacé, ...
- German:unangebracht, ...
- Italian:sconveniente, ...
- Spanish:indecoroso, ...
- Portuguese:indecoroso, ...
- Chinese:不得体, ...
- Japanese:礼儀に欠けた, ...
- Arabic:غَيْر لائِق, ...
- Hebrew:לֹא הוֹלֵם, ...
- Russian:неприличный, ...
- Ukrainian:непристойний, ...
- Hindi:अशोभनीय, ...
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