Improperly is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for IMPROPERLY in dictionary:

VERB:
• In an improper manner; not properly; unsuitably; unbecomingly.
ADVERB:
• IMPROPER, not proper
• in a way that lacks modesty or decency
• in a manner not in accordance with accepted standards, especially of morality or honesty
• in an improper way
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• not proper; as; not in accord with fact, truth, or right procedur; incorrect; not regularly or normally formed or not properly so called; not suited to the circumstances, design, or end; not in accord with propriety, modesty, good manners, or good taste

Words related to IMPROPERLY

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How to use IMPROPERLY in a sentence

• On the other hand, it is clear that a poem may be improperly brief.
• For, as a man may write a very bad hand which shall still be legible, so he may utter many sounds improperly and still be understood.
• Here also his lordship has a hare-warren, as it is called, though improperly.
• LEES SMITH from making a long speech, on the assumption that by promising to help France to recover her ravished provinces we had improperly extended the objects of the war.
• But where trees have been neglected or improperly cared for, wounds and cavities are bound to occur and early treatment becomes a necessity.
• I do not mean by this to cover any officer who has acted, or shall act, improperly.
• It has already been explained that these records in nine cases out of ten were either improperly kept or non-existent.
• It, however, has not been improperly introduced, as serving to express the horror and detestation entertained here against those who feed upon human flesh.
• Josephine, in trying to cheer her spirits, had ventured, most improperly, on making a light, jesting reference to Mr.
• You may not envy her this faculty, but do not accuse her of employing it improperly.
• Consequently, in both respects he who is conscious of mortal sin does not improperly approach Baptism.
• When introduced in the commons on the 10th of March, it was strongly opposed by Sir Samuel Romilly, who contended that it was improperly called a bill of indemnity.
• Tish had studied sanitation, and at every farm we came to the well was improperly located.
• This bill was not, therefore, as has been improperly asserted, a measure inspired by Mr.
• Of course, this dependence was injurious to free narration or criticism when any officer had conducted improperly.
• Each of these, upon no other Grounds, thinks he stands fairest for the great Lot, and that he is possessed of what may not be improperly called the Golden Number.
• If the topic were properly introduced into the message, it cannot be improperly introduced into discussion in this House.
• Among these was the recovery of debts, several of which had been contracted very improperly, and which were likely to involve many in ruin.
• He had, at the outset, made the distinction between Laws properly so called, and Laws improperly so called.
• The quality of her food should also receive attention, as there is little doubt that disease is often communicated to infants by milk from cows improperly fed and cared for.
• These people having conducted themselves improperly, while on shore, two of them were severely wounded by the natives, one of whom died soon after he reached the hospital.
• No one can fail to understand, and yet that sense of modesty native to both man and woman is not improperly disturbed, even though the recital be shocking.
• The strongest point may become the weakest because of the very temptation the possession of strength gives to use it improperly.
• The whole might be called, not improperly, a tale, a novel.
• But I think on this occasion he has spoken rashly, and I fear foolishly and improperly.
• These phrases are all used improperly to stand for the existence or presence of things apart from their character, or for the mere strain and dead weight of being.
• Nobody looks at me because everybody is staring so hard at the girls who are improperly dressed.
• Part of the money thus improperly obtained was spent for election purposes.
• If we were liable to such a misfortune whenever we use our tongues improperly, some persons would be in a constant agony.
• Many parents are dressing carelessly and sending their girls to high school improperly dressed.
• Our line of defense was, of course, that the compound had been improperly used.
• Perhaps several things have been improperly joined in one section.
• Should this not be the case, the gases upon their generation will cut their way out, or completely blow out the part improperly secured, in either case destroying the apparatus.

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