impropice
ɛ̃pʁɔpis
Definition
Definition of impropice - Reverso French Dictionary
Adjective
défavorableRare qui n'est pas favorable, qui ne convient pas à une situationRare
- Le moment était impropice pour annoncer cette nouvelle difficile.
- Les conditions météorologiques étaient impropices à toute sortie en mer.
- Ce silence tendu est impropice à une discussion sereine.
Origin of impropice
latin, impro (non) + pro (à l'avant) -> impro- + -pus? (évolution phonétique)
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- English:unfavorable, ...
- German:ungünstig, ...
- Italian:inopportuno, ...
- Spanish:desfavorable, ...
- Portuguese:desfavorável, ...
- Chinese:不利的, ...
- Japanese:不適切な, ...
- Arabic:غَيْر مُناسِب, ...
- Hebrew:לֹא מַתְאִים, ...
- Russian:неблагоприятный, ...
- Ukrainian:несприятливий, ...
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