Improper ( adjective , noun )

(As an adjective)

Improper ( adjective )

1. Not appropriate or suitable for a particular situation, person, or purpose.
2. Not in accordance with established rules, norms, or standards.
3. Not conforming to conventional morality or good taste.

Origin:

From the latin word "improprius," meaning "unsuitable, inappropriate, improper.

Examples:

1. The improper behavior at the party was unacceptable.
2. The improper use of the equipment caused it to break.
3. The improper comments made by the speaker were inappropriate.
4. The improper selection of the candidates for the job was a mistake.
5. The improper handling of the evidence contaminated it.

(As a noun)

Improper ( noun )

1. Not appropriate or suitable for a particular situation, person, or purpose.
2. Not in accordance with established rules, norms, or standards.
3. Not conforming to conventional morality or good taste.

Origin:

From the latin word "improprius," meaning "unsuitable, inappropriate, improper.

Examples:

1. The improper behavior at the party was unacceptable.
2. The improper use of the equipment caused it to break.
3. The improper comments made by the speaker were inappropriate.
4. The improper selection of the candidates for the job was a mistake.
5. The improper handling of the evidence contaminated it.