IMPROPER


Meaning of IMPROPER in English

im ‧ prop ‧ er /ɪmˈprɒpə $ -ˈprɑːpər/ BrE AmE adjective

1 . dishonest, illegal, or morally wrong

it is improper (for somebody) to do something

He realised that it was improper for a police officer to accept gifts.

improper behaviour/conduct/dealings etc

allegations of improper banking practices

improper sexual conduct

2 . not sensible, right, or fair in a particular situation SYN inappropriate

it is improper to do something

It would be improper of me to comment before the election outcome is known.

3 . wrong or not correct

—improperly adverb :

If you are improperly dressed, you will not be admitted.

Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English.      Longman - Словарь современного английского языка.