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Meanings of highly improper in English
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Usage of highly improper in English
1
But that is a needless and highly improper use of the voice.
2
Not, certainly, by just writing Janet Constable; that would be highly improper.
3
Your mother, I am grieved to say, was a highly improper person.
4
He considered it highly improper to do the dramatic in other people's presence.
5
Within a couple of minutes the affair had become highly improper.
6
The Duc de Bordeaux's proceedings in London are most highly improper.
7
I grant that it was highly improper to marry Mrs. Fitzherbert at all.
8
He now reflected, with much compunction, that this was highly improper.
9
And away went Meg to help 'that man' in his highly improper employment.
10
The highly improper words William used I will omit, out of consideration for him.
11
The escort of Bertha's affianced husband Madame de Gramont would have considered highly improper.
12
There's something highly improper going on, up just beyond atmosphere.
13
Come, Chief Inspector, this finessing with me is highly improper on your part-highly improper.
14
Would it be highly improper to try to kiss you?
15
It would be highly improper to commence without me.
16
We decided it would be highly improper to sell a noblewoman's portrait in the public marketplace.
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