unpropriety
unpropriety noun: impropriety.
Noun
unpropriety (countable and uncountable, plural unproprieties)
- impropriety
- Synonyms:
- immorality, indecency, unrightfulness, dishonour, improbity, impropriety, undecency, ungodliness, unhonour, unprobity
Synonyms of unpropriety
- immorality
- indecency
- unrightfulness
- dishonour
- improbity
- impropriety
- ungodliness
- unhonour
- unprobity
- unrighteousness
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Forms of unpropriety
| plural | unproprieties |
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Origin of unpropriety
From un- + propriety.
Questions about unpropriety
- What does unpropriety mean?
- Unpropriety means impropriety.
- What part of speech is unpropriety?
- Unpropriety is a noun.
- What is the plural of unpropriety?
- The plural of unpropriety is unproprieties.
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