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Definition of improper
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Improper
(a.) Not
according
to
facts;
inaccurate;
erroneous.
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Incorrect
::
Incorrect
(a.) Not
accordant
with duty or
morality;
not duly
regulated
or
subordinated;
unbecoming;
improper;
as,
incorrect
conduct..
Mispoint
::
Mispoint
(v. t.) To point
improperly;
to
punctuate
wrongly.
Free Will
::
Free will () A will free from
improper
coercion
or
restraint.
Familiar
::
Familiar
(a.)
Improperly
acquainted;
wrongly
intimate.
Devise
::
Devise
(n.) The act of
giving
or
disposing
of real
estate
by will; --
sometimes
improperly
applied
to a
bequest
of
personal
estate.
Improperly
::
Improperly
(adv.)
In an
improper
manner;
not
properly;
unsuitably;
unbecomingly.
Misuse
::
Misuse
(n.) Wrong use;
misapplication;
erroneous
or
improper
use.
Ill
::
Ill (a.)
Contrary
to good, in a moral
sense;
evil;
wicked;
wrong;
iniquitious;
naughtly;
bad;
improper..
Wise
::
Wise (v.)
Hence,
especially,
making
due use of
knowledge;
discerning
and
judging
soundly
concerning
what is true or
false,
proper
or
improper;
choosing
the best ends and the best means for
accomplishing
them;
sagacious..
Miscall
::
Miscall
(v. t.) To call by a wrong name; to name
improperly.
Miscarriage
::
Miscarriage
(n.) Ill
conduct;
evil or
improper
behavior;
as, the
failings
and
miscarriages
of the
righteous..
Purity
::
Purity
(n.)
Freedom
from
foreign
idioms,
or from
barbarous
or
improper
words or
phrases;
as,
purity
of
style..
Antiburgher
::
Antiburgher
(n.) One who
seceded
from the
Burghers
(1747),
deeming
it
improper
to take the
Burgess
oath..
Improperia
::
Improperia
(n. pl.) A
series
of
antiphons
and
responses,
expressing
the
sorrowful
remonstrance
of our Lord with his
people;
-- sung on the
morning
of the Good
Friday
in place of the usual daily Mass of the Roman
ritual..
Impropriety
::
Impropriety
(n.) That which is
improper;
an
unsuitable
or
improper
act, or an
inaccurate
use of
language..
Jurel
::
"Jurel
(n.) A
yellow
carangoid
fish of the
Atlantic
and Gulf
coasts
(Caranx
chrysos),
most
abundant
southward,
where it is
valued
as a food fish; --
called
also
hardtail,
horse
crevalle,
jack,
buffalo
jack,
skipjack,
yellow
mackerel,
and
sometimes,
improperly,
horse
mackerel.
Other
species
of
Caranx
(as C.
fallax)
are also
sometimes
called
jurel..
Multifariousness
::
Multifariousness
(n.) The fault of
improperly
uniting
in one bill
distinct
and
independent
matters,
and
thereby
confounding
them..
Uncalled-for
::
Uncalled-for
(a.) Not
called
for; not
required
or
needed;
improper;
gratuitous;
wanton.
Improperation
::
Improperation
(n.) The act of
upbraiding
or
taunting;
a
reproach;
a
taunt.
Meddle
::
Meddle
(v. i.) To
interest
or
engage
one's self
unnecessarily
or
impertinently,
to
interfere
or busy one's self
improperly
with
another's
affairs;
specifically,
to
handle
or
distrub
another's
property
without
permission;
-- often
followed
by with or in..
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