1
To him the man habitually seemed as malapropos as a spiteful old lady.
2
Marie had said, came most malapropos, and, besides, he disliked Miss Benham's uncle.
3
As far as Mostyn was concerned, this first malapropos meeting indicated the whole evening.
4
Mrs. Lashmar had a genius for the malapropos.
5
Johnnie Green chose this malapropos moment for reminding the officers of the reason for the coming to the house.
1
The grandfather, trembling at having so inopportunely introduced André Chénier, resumed precipitately:
2
He serves the world by cutting it when they meet inopportunely.
3
But before she could say more, the guests most inopportunely arrived.
4
Alfgar sighed, and accompanied his father, so inopportunely found, back to the camp.
5
The company inopportunely asked him where he had been, and what had delayed him.
6
For the door had opened suddenly, and his host had inopportunely entered at the instant.
7
All men could come always; they never came inopportunely.
8
She regained her senses inopportunely, as the physician appeared to clean and stitch her wound.
9
Now, in the morning, he had arrived inopportunely.
10
I grieve indeed, Madame, that my visit, intended to bring but joy, should chance thus inopportunely.
11
Still the children were unpleasant to her, and she wished that her sister had not died so inopportunely.
12
How inopportunely the unexpected can occur.
13
Just at this moment a picturesque, gallant, ambitious, dashing, and rather unscrupulous character appeared inopportunely on the horizon.
14
This light morning-coat came most inopportunely; it spoilt the whole man for me such as I had fancied him.
15
This factor that came so inopportunely into her life was her regard for the arrogant, unscrupulous Earl of Bothwell.
16
Louis XV died inopportunely, and the firm found itself with a necklace worth two million livres on its hands.
