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malapropos
adjective as in inappropriate
Example Sentences
The malapropos image had been posted on the series' social media accounts and promptly removed but not before it was picked up online faster than gossip spreads in Mrs. Patmore's kitchen.
She confounded Archie with her malapropos — “You know what they say, misery is the best company” — and open-hearted acceptance of others, including her beleaguered son-in-law and African-Americans and other minorities that Archie disdained.
Mrs. Barbara Croyland amused herself, as usual, by doing her best to tease every one around her, and by saying the most malapropos things in the world.
Now and then their comments, after the manner of their age, were keenly malapropos and occasioned a sense of embarrassment.
He fancied that the whole incident had been a most unfortunate malapropos, and that Balfour was sinking under shame and confusion.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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