improper

Every idea of prevention was rejected, as conveying an improper suspicion of the ministers of the crown.

There is yet another reason for which it is improper to admit such evidence as this bill has a tendency to promote.

He would like to have told Miss Pritchet so, only that would have been improper.

The effect of this alteration would be to remove also the useless and improper restriction on the sale of game.

I can think of no other expedient to prevent his engaging in some rash and improper attempt; therefore I beseech you to go down.'

Do you know, it is most improper that you should be seen with me in this carriage, Willy.

You will observe that I express no opinion myself whether it be true or false, whether proper or improper.

Undoubtedly a great deal of the illness in Porto Rico is the result of improper food, or food prepared in an improper manner.

Unfortunately they were all of them far too improper for general use.

Improper attention during pregnancy, weak delivery and poor care afterwards, are the very simple causes.