impropriety in Greek
impropriety in Greek is ακοσμία — impropriety means behaviour or an action that is unsuitable or improper, especially by breaking a social or moral standard.
impropriety in Greek
ακοσμία
Pronounced: akosmia
(uncountable) The condition of being improper.
What does "impropriety" mean?
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noun Behaviour or an action that is unsuitable or improper, especially by breaking a social or moral standard.
"The official resigned after allegations of financial impropriety."
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impropriety in a sentence
- The official resigned after allegations of financial impropriety.
- There was a sense of impropriety in how the meeting was conducted.
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What is "impropriety" in Greek?
"impropriety" in Greek is ακοσμία. impropriety means: Behaviour or an action that is unsuitable or improper, especially by breaking a social or moral standard.
How do you pronounce ακοσμία?
"impropriety" in Greek is ακοσμία, pronounced "akosmia".
How do you use "impropriety" in a sentence?
Example: "The official resigned after allegations of financial impropriety." In Greek, "impropriety" is ακοσμία.
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