Synonym: familiarity, improperness, indecency, indecorum, liberty. Similar words: propriety, proprietor, proprietary, improper, appropriate, expropriate, appropriately, inappropriate. Meaning: [‚ɪmprə'praɪətɪ] 
n. 1. an improper demeanor 2. the condition of being improper 3. an indecent or improper act 4. an act of undue intimacy.
n. 1. an improper demeanor 2. the condition of being improper 3. an indecent or improper act 4. an act of undue intimacy. 
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31. While yet aware of the impropriety of it, Isolde and Tristan fail to harness the mounting escalating magical power of love.
32. A lawyer should avoid even the appearance of professional impropriety.
33. This article attempts to discuss the nature of non infixation of the so called "infixation" in compound words, the impropriety of "quasi infixation" and the (in)appropriateness of "conflation".
34. If there impropriety occurring in this instruction book, the two parties should talke to solve it.
35. A impropriety in a formula of the nucleation site theory is also analyzed.
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37. Have you noticed any impropriety in the lab since you've been assigned here?
38. They were shocked by the impropriety of the young man's action.
39. Some dim ideas of imprudence or impropriety in the measure seemed to embrass him considerably.
40. People even suspected some sort of impropriety in her private life.
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41. Now, he was more concerned about the impropriety of visiting Zeftel at this hour.
42. He was , however, so convinced of what he considered to be the impropriety of Eleanor's conduct.
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