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Unproper (adj) means Wrong or mistaken, not fitting the facts or making sense.

adj
1
Wrong or mistaken, not fitting the facts or making sense.
2
Not right or fitting for the purpose it is used for.
3
Belonging to another person rather than the one in question.
4
Not matching accepted standards of polite behaviour; indecent.
"His equally unproper brother, City Planner Charles W. II, shocked purists in the 19303 by building a flat-topped house in Ipswich." — , Meet me in St. Louis (1962)
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What is the meaning of unproper?
"unproper" (adj) means wrong or mistaken, not fitting the facts or making sense.
What are the different meanings of unproper?
"unproper" has 3 main meanings: 1. Wrong or mistaken, not fitting the facts or making sense; 2. Not right or fitting for the purpose it is used for; 3. Belonging to another person rather than the one in question.
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