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Meanings of improper use in English
Improper usage or mistreatment of a thing or person, often to unfairly or improperly gain benefit.
Usage of improper use in English
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The improper use of energy devices may increase patient morbidity and mortality.
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But that is a needless and highly improper use of the voice.
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It ruled that the offer was based on improper use of confidential information.
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He said he had made improper use of about 12 horses.
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Defendants have had success overturning convictions based on improper use of Molineux evidence.
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You might also think it would be an improper use of council tax.
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He was also charged with improper use of campaign funds.
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They say I might make an improper use of money.
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Trias is now under investigation by the public prosecutor for improper use of public funds.
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There has been a cluster of solicitors struck off for improper use of client funds.
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We wanted her spontaneous reaction to that improper use.
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He will not make an improper use of the advantage you put into his hands.
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This would be an improper use of the term.
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We certainly did object to his improper use of the words "inverse variation."
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The plain-spoken CME boss alleged that Corzine may have known of improper use of client money.
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There has, in all ages and climes, been a tendency to the improper use of stimulants.
