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Meanings of impropriety (improprieties) in English
Catalan
manca de decor Catalan
impropietat Synonyms
Examples for "liberty"
Examples for "liberty"
1
In this state of natural liberty, society will be their first thought.
2
However sensible its starting point, the idea rankled civil-liberty and privacy-minded groups.
3
I say freedom has no value without the liberty to use it.
4
Other religious-liberty lawyers say a public health emergency changes the legal calculation.
5
All are obliged to work together to preserve and maintain citizens' liberty.
1
The obvious is family and friends and just the familiarity of home.
2
However, anyone with some familiarity with a command line can use Twill.
3
He piloted the veteran among the graves with the ease of familiarity.
4
Educational level was not a significant predictor of either type of familiarity.
5
For investors without this familiarity, the perceived risk may be less acceptable.
1
The indecorum of compliance stared me in the face at the time.
2
The Proctor in a loud voice demanded who had committed this indecorum.
3
This indecorum excited angry curiosity, and drew down stern remonstrance.
4
Several persons, indignant at this indecorum, advanced to take off the young man's hat.
5
I had broken no college rules, neglected no prayers, nor been guilty of any indecorum.
Catalan
indecència Usage of improprieties in English
1
Another staff member said she saw other financial improprieties while working there.
2
Sources told Reuters on Friday the investigations had found no improprieties.
3
Sessions, a former federal judge and prosecutor from Texas, denied any ethical improprieties.
4
There were many improprieties, and some indecencies, shocking to English sensibilities.
5
He jeered back outrageous improprieties, suggestive of impossible ambition on the hag's part.
6
I'm not going to become accessory after the fact to all the local improprieties.
7
In many public dance halls, however, improprieties are deliberately fostered.
8
I am an Abbe, and I object to these improprieties.
9
He is constantly to receive information against improprieties of life.
10
With all her American freedom she avoids improprieties by instinct.
11
Speaking of lawsuits, a 16-year-old in Arkansas has sued his mother for online improprieties.
12
Fraud, theft, and sexual improprieties are our bread and butter.
13
But I will not weary you with tales of our local miseries and crass improprieties.
14
Three members of Parliament had committed two grave improprieties:
15
Should our steps advance to the verge of improprieties:
16
Bob quickly obeyed and revealed the tail of a large cobra disappearing among the improprieties.
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Improprieties across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common