beseeming

I … did company these three in poor beseeming.

For many of them breathe of a national spirit not beseeming a subject nation, and have been suppressed for many years.

Arise! from your dreaming, In bright Orange bowers, To duties beseeming, Your fame and past powers.

It was like a masquerade of rank and culture in the rags of misery, beseeming it as ill as an unsuitable part in a play.

Some people, especially the harder cases among the boys, may regard such an exhibition of feeling as more beseeming a faint-hearted girl than a bold-hearted young hunter.