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View definitions for inappropriately

inappropriately

adverb as in improperly

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adverb as in inconveniently

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adverb as in wrongly

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Saying he behaved inappropriately towards him, the man - now in his early 20s - said Edwards invited him to the BBC’s London offices when he was a pupil.

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But if it has been used inappropriately or installed poorly, it might put stress on timbers, restrict air circulation and put them at risk of decaying.

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None of the officers was directly involved in the criminal investigation into Ms Everard's murder and no evidence was found that any of them inappropriately shared the information with anyone else, the Met said.

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Within minutes of sitting down together, her date began touching her inappropriately.

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Sir Stephen said there was also a danger the point-scoring system could have been "used inappropriately", replacing the individual clinical judgement of doctors.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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