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more proper
adjective as in suitable
adjective as in mannerly, decent
adjective as in conventional, correct
adjective as in individual, personal
Example Sentences
Despite its success, “Moon Music” is among Coldplay’s final projects, as the band plans to release just two more “proper albums” before calling it quits, Martin told Apple Music’s Zane Lowe last month.
Like Mr Barnes, Mr Lewis says getting more proper truck stops is a "big thing" for all drivers.
She had a personal shopper at Saks Fifth Avenue and reporters who arrived in the office wearing shorts were sent home to switch into more proper attire.
After a rawer, more stripped-down pandemic project, the singer-songwriter dropped what he considers a more proper follow-up with last fall’s “Spanish Villager No. 3,” pushing beyond the troubadour rep Ondara earned with his previous work, not unlike one of his musical heroes, Bob Dylan.
There are rumblings on the right that he needs to demonstrate more "proper Conservative" values after what has been described as one former minister as "soggy blancmange" so far.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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