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impropriety

/ˌɪm.prəˈpraɪ.ə.ti/

Übersetzung: Substantiv, das ein Verhalten oder Handlungen bezeichnet, die als unangemessen, unpassend oder nicht den gesellschaftlichen Normen entsprechend gelten; auch die Unangemessenheit oder Unschicklichkeit selbst.

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noun

/ˌɪm.prəˈpraɪ.ə.ti/C2formal
  • deSubstantiv, das ein Verhalten oder Handlungen bezeichnet, die als unangemessen, unpassend oder nicht den gesellschaftlichen Normen entsprechend gelten; auch die Unangemessenheit oder Unschicklichkeit selbst.

A noun referring to behavior or actions that are considered improper, inappropriate, or not in accordance with accepted standards of conduct.

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  1. Unacceptable behaviorC1formal

    Behavior that is not proper, appropriate, or socially acceptable.

    deUnangemessenes Verhalten

    • The politician was accused of financial impropriety.
    • Any impropriety in the workplace will be investigated.
    • His impropriety at the formal dinner shocked the guests.

    Synonymeincivilityindecorumindiscretionmisbehaviormisconducttransgressionunseemlinesswrongdoing

    Antonymecorrectnessdecencydecorumetiquettepropriety

  2. IncorrectnessC1formal

    The quality of being unsuitable or incorrect for a particular situation.

    deUnangemessenheit

    • The impropriety of his remarks was immediately obvious.
    • She was criticized for the impropriety of her attire at the ceremony.
    • The impropriety of the decision led to public outrage.

    Synonymeinappropriatenessincorrectnessindecorumunfitnessunsuitability

    Antonymeappropriatenesscorrectnessfitnessproprietysuitability

Formen
  • improprieties plural form
  • improprieties' possessive plural form
  • impropriety's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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