Words and phrases that have a meaning related to improper: (149 results)
Antonyms:
proper
Often used in the same context:
impermissible, inappropriate, unlawful, illegal, unauthorized, wrongful, fraudulent, unethical, excessive, unapproved, negligent, unseemly, dishonest, erroneous, questionable, unsafe, unallowable, illicit, faulty, inadvertent, unprofessional, untoward, inadequate, alleged, invalid, incorrect, deceptive, imprudent, proper, insufficient, unfair, unwarranted, indecent, tortious, unnecessary, irregular, unsuitable, intentional, inaccurate, obscene, unreasonable, immoral, bogus, unjustified, anticompetitive, defective, misleading, unacceptable, permissible, discriminatory, incidental, quid pro quo, anticipatory breach, scandalous, illegitimate, untruthful, prejudicial, unconscionable, overcharged, sham, wrong, unbecoming, ineligible, kickback, abusive, egregious, unintentional, appropriate, reprehensible, unsound, false, unsatisfactory, collusive, reckless, irresponsible, shoddy, careless, discourteous, unintended, mala fide, unbid, substandard, unsporting, lawful, disallowable, inflated, colourable, unlicensed, unsavory, surreptitious, exclusionary, injudicious, shady, corrupt, unconstitutional, suspicious, misspent, unjustifiable, deceitful, underhanded, insubordinate, purported, unwise, dishonourable, easier, wasteful, beneficial, correct, expedient, inefficient, inhumane, unconventional
Appears in the definition of:
., abuse, act up, alligator, amiss, badly, carry on, compromise verdict, corruption, dirty, doughy, ill, ill-gotten, improperly, improperness, impropriety, indecency, malpractice, misbehavior, misbehaviour, misdeed, misuse, misused, molestation, molester, objection, out-of-the-way, poorly, quotient verdict, retrial, scandalisation, scandalization, soggy, subornation
Synonyms:
Also try:indecorous, uncomely
— Nouns for improper: use, conduct, fraction, food, treatment, handling, behavior, alignment, diet, fractions, practices, more...
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