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improperly

adverb as in poorly

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The judge assigned to the case, Trump-appointee Aileen Cannon, dismissed the charges in July, arguing Smith was improperly appointed by the Justice Department to lead the case.

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Jenrick insisted he did not act improperly, but his decision was later overturned.

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His lawyers claimed Holyrood officials acted "improperly, in bad faith and beyond their powers with the intention of injuring" the ex-SNP leader.

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She also called the reports of police rookies being ordered not to speak “a dangerous process” that runs counter to department rules that require officers to intervene when they see a colleague acting improperly.

All of which can present challenges — or dangers, if training improperly — at the gym.

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

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