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proper

[prop-er] / ˈprɒp ər /






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“It was just full of very proper people, but very judgmental, and there were secrets on the street,” he says.

From Los Angeles Times

Without the proper care, it can become impossible to reconcile and send anyone down a dark path, away from their core humanity.

From Salon

Department officials are required to seek permission for traveling for department-related business, but the report found that a lack of proper record-keeping meant investigators were “unable to evaluate the key takeaways and potential benefits.”

From Los Angeles Times

Next year, the room will get its proper wallpaper.

From The Wall Street Journal

Judge Christopher Smith asked Mr Malik's barrister Angus MacDonald if he had advised his client that if he chose not to give evidence, the jury "may draw such inferences as appear proper".

From BBC