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Meanings of perfect propriety in English
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Usage of perfect propriety in English
1
An elderly lady may offer her hand in all introductions with perfect propriety.
2
All these, except the spoiled children, talk with perfect propriety about the weather.
3
Nevertheless, by tacit agreement, they preserved perfect propriety for the present.
4
He could come and bid her good-bye to-morrow with perfect propriety.
5
Here, then, openly and in perfect propriety was a woman abroad with her suitor.
6
The door opened, and Totty appeared, able to receive visitors still with perfect propriety.
7
She had proceeded thus far, with perfect outward tranquillity and perfect propriety of manner.
8
At length he took him out walking, and he comported himself with perfect propriety.
9
Any other aunt may, with perfect propriety, say, "Hullo, duckie, where's auntie?"
10
Philippe talked about things in general, with perfect propriety.
11
Crinoline behaved herself with perfect propriety, and Macassar went through his work like a man.
12
His Royal Highness acted upon this occasion by Mr. Fox's advice and with perfect propriety.
13
All this can be done, moreover, by a man of excellent sense with perfect propriety.
14
President Lincoln does not purpose going so far as England could have gone with perfect propriety.
15
Birch had hitherto conducted himself with perfect propriety.
16
Then you could go back with perfect propriety-
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