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indecorous

/ɪnˈdek.ər.əs/

Traduction: Qualifie un comportement ou une apparence qui ne respecte pas les convenances ou le bon goût ; qui manque de bienséance.

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adjective

/ɪnˈdek.ər.əs/C2formal
  • frQualifie un comportement ou une apparence qui ne respecte pas les convenances ou le bon goût ; qui manque de bienséance.

Describes behavior or appearance that is not in keeping with good taste and propriety; improper.

  1. Lacking proprietyC1formal

    Not showing proper manners or good taste in behavior or conduct.

    frqui manque de bienséance

    • His indecorous laughter during the ceremony offended many guests.
    • She considered his loud comments at the dinner table indecorous.
    • The politician's indecorous remarks were widely criticized.

    Synonymesill-manneredimproperindelicateunbecomingunseemlyvulgar

    Antonymesappropriatedecorousfittingproperseemlysuitable

  2. Improper or unseemlyC1formal

    Not in keeping with accepted standards of what is right or proper in polite society.

    frinconvenant, déplacé

    • Wearing casual clothes to a formal wedding is considered indecorous.
    • It would be indecorous to discuss such private matters in public.
    • His indecorous behavior at the funeral shocked everyone present.

    Synonymescrudegaucheimpertinentimpoliteimproperindecentrudeunbecomingunladylikeunmannerlyunseemlyvulgar

    Antonymesdecorousfittingproperseemly

Formes
  • more indecorous comparative form
  • most indecorous superlative form
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