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Definition of propriety
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Propriety
(n.)
Individual
right to hold
property;
ownership
by
personal
title;
property.
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Modesty
::
Modesty
(n.)
Natural
delicacy
or shame
regarding
personal
charms
and the
sexual
relation;
purity
of
thought
and
manners;
due
regard
for
propriety
in
speech
or
action.
Solecism
::
Solecism
(n.) Any
inconsistency,
unfitness,
absurdity,
or
impropriety,
as in deeds or
manners..
Honesty
::
Honesty
(a.)
Honor;
honorableness;
dignity;
propriety;
suitableness;
decency.
Property
::
Property
(a.)
Propriety;
correctness.
Correct
::
Correct
(v. t.) To bring back, or
attempt
to bring back, to
propriety
in
morals;
to
reprove
or
punish
for
faults
or
deviations
from moral
rectitude;
to
chastise;
to
discipline;
as, a child
should
be
corrected
for
lying..
Justness
::
"Justness
(n.) The
quality
of being just;
conformity
to
truth,
propriety,
accuracy,
exactness,
and the like;
justice;
reasonableness;
fairness;
equity;
as,
justness
of
proportions;
the
justness
of a
description
or
representation;
the
justness
of a
cause..
Clever
::
Clever
(a.)
Having
fitness,
propriety,
or
suitableness..
Handsome
::
Handsome
(superl.)
Suitable
or fit in
action;
marked
with
propriety
and ease;
graceful;
becoming;
appropriate;
as, a
handsome
style,
etc..
Rule
::
Rule (a.) That which is
prescribed
or laid down as a guide for
conduct
or
action;
a
governing
direction
for a
specific
purpose;
an
authoritative
enactment;
a
regulation;
a
prescription;
a
precept;
as, the rules of
various
societies;
the rules
governing
a
school;
a rule of
etiquette
or
propriety;
the rules of
cricket..
Justify
::
"Justify
(a.) To prove or show to be just; to
vindicate;
to
maintain
or
defend
as
conformable
to law,
right,
justice,
propriety,
or
duty..
Indelicacy
::
Indelicacy
(n.) The
quality
of being
indelicate;
want of
delicacy,
or of a nice sense of, or
regard
for,
purity,
propriety,
or
refinement
in
manners,
language,
etc.;
rudeness;
coarseness;
also, that which is
offensive
to
refined
taste or
purity
of
mind..
License
::
License
(n.)
Excess
of
liberty;
freedom
abused,
or used in
contempt
of law or
decorum;
disregard
of law or
propriety..
Exorbitant
::
Exorbitant
(a.)
Departing
from an orbit or usual
track;
hence,
deviating
from the usual or due
course;
going
beyond
the
appointed
rules or
established
limits
of right or
propriety;
excessive;
extravagant;
enormous;
inordinate;
as,
exorbitant
appetites
and
passions;
exorbitant
charges,
demands,
or
claims..
Chaperon
::
Chaperon
(n.) A
matron
who
accompanies
a young lady in
public,
for
propriety,
or as a guide and
protector..
Rhetoric
::
Rhetoric
(n.)
Oratory;
the art of
speaking
with
propriety,
elegance,
and
force..
Trip
::
Trip (n. i.) Fig.: To be
guilty
of a
misstep;
to
commit
an
offense
against
morality,
propriety,
or rule; to err; to
mistake;
to
fail..
Correct
::
Correct
(a.) Set
right,
or made
straight;
hence,
conformable
to
truth,
rectitude,
or
propriety,
or to a just
standard;
not
faulty
or
imperfect;
free from
error;
as,
correct
behavior;
correct
views..
Solecism
::
Solecism
(n.) An
impropriety
or
incongruity
of
language
in the
combination
of words or parts of a
sentence;
esp.,
deviation
from the idiom of a
language
or from the rules of
syntax..
Liberty
::
Liberty
(n.) A
privilege
or
license
in
violation
of the laws of
etiquette
or
propriety;
as, to
permit,
or take, a
liberty..
Propriety
::
Propriety
(n.) The
quality
or state of being
proper;
suitableness
to an
acknowledged
or
correct
standard
or rule;
consonance
with
established
principles,
rules,
or
customs;
fitness;
appropriateness;
as,
propriety
of
behavior,
language,
manners,
etc..
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