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inappropriate

[in-uh-proh-pree-it] / ˌɪn əˈproʊ pri ɪt /


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They testified that Jeffries demonstrates "disinhibited" and socially "inappropriate" behaviour, which is part of a range of dementia symptoms, the court heard.

From BBC

The Royal College of GPs says steroid creams are a "safe and effective treatment for many skin conditions", but in "rare cases" people may experience reactions linked to "long-term or inappropriate use".

From BBC

His way of impatiently rebuffing Salome’s inappropriate advances is to give her singing lessons.

From Los Angeles Times

It told the BBC: "At this early stage it would be inappropriate to comment any further."

From BBC

But it was through that audit that the trust became aware there had been "inappropriate access that spread from their own trust to the acute trust".

From BBC