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Definition of improper
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of improper is as below...
Improper
(a.) Not
peculiar
or
appropriate
to
individuals;
general;
common.
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Wrong-timed
::
Wrong-timed
(a.) Done at an
improper
time;
ill-timed.
Mispoint
::
Mispoint
(v. t.) To point
improperly;
to
punctuate
wrongly.
Graphite
::
Graphite
(n.)
Native
carbon
in
hexagonal
crystals,
also
foliated
or
granular
massive,
of black color and
metallic
luster,
and so soft as to leave a trace on
paper.
It is used for
pencils
(improperly
called
lead
pencils),
for
crucibles,
and as a
lubricator,
etc. Often
called
plumbago
or black
lead..
Misbehavior
::
Misbehavior
(n.)
Improper,
rude, or
uncivil
behavior;
ill
conduct..
Imprudent
::
Imprudent
(a.) Not
prudent;
wanting
in
prudence
or
discretion;
indiscreet;
injudicious;
not
attentive
to
consequence;
improper.
Freedom
::
Freedom
(n.)
Improper
familiarity;
violation
of the rules of
decorum;
license.
Embracery
::
Embracery
(n.) An
attempt
to
influence
a
court,
jury, etc.,
corruptly,
by
promises,
entreaties,
money,
entertainments,
threats,
or other
improper
inducements..
Device
::
Device
(n.)
Improperly,
an
heraldic
bearing..
Misbestow
::
Misbestow
(v. t.) To
bestow
improperly.
Caliculate
::
Caliculate
(a.)
Relating
to, or
resembling,
a cup; also
improperly
used for
calycular,
calyculate..
Abuse
::
Abuse (v. t.)
Improper
treatment
or use;
application
to a wrong or bad
purpose;
misuse;
as, an abuse of our
natural
powers;
an abuse of civil
rights,
or of
privileges
or
advantages;
an abuse of
language..
Misderive
::
Misderive
(v. t.) To turn or
divert
improperly;
to
misdirect.
Timeless
::
Timeless
(a.) Done at an
improper
time;
unseasonable;
untimely.
Allowable
::
Allowable
(a.)
Proper
to be, or
capable
of
being,
allowed;
permissible;
admissible;
not
forbidden;
not
unlawful
or
improper;
as, a
certain
degree
of
freedom
is
allowable
among
friends..
Fact
::
Fact (n.) The
assertion
or
statement
of a thing done or
existing;
sometimes,
even when
false,
improperly
put, by a
transfer
of
meaning,
for the thing done, or
supposed
to be done; a thing
supposed
or
asserted
to be done; as,
history
abounds
with false
facts..
Unproper
::
Unproper
(a.) Not
proper
or
peculiar;
improper.
Inept
::
Inept (a.) Not apt or fit;
unfit;
unsuitable;
improper;
unbecoming.
Purity
::
Purity
(n.)
Freedom
from
foreign
idioms,
or from
barbarous
or
improper
words or
phrases;
as,
purity
of
style..
Apology
::
Apology
(n.) An
acknowledgment
intended
as an
atonement
for some
improper
or
injurious
remark
or act; an
admission
to
another
of a wrong or
discourtesy
done him,
accompanied
by an
expression
of
regret..
Tipple
::
Tipple
(v. i.) To drink
spirituous
or
strong
liquors
habitually;
to
indulge
in the
frequent
and
improper
used of
spirituous
liquors;
especially,
to drink
frequently
in small
quantities,
but
without
absolute
drunkeness..
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