Thesaurus / indecorous

indecorous

How to use indecorous in a sentence

His want of tact and his indecorous conduct rendered his victory fruitless, and he was recalled in 1772.

He dipped under the iron rail, and crossed the row at a run; an indecorous proceeding; he could not help it.

At the city concert, also, Alderman Wood displayed his indecorous conduct.

All indecorous words or deportment, should be carefully restrained; and delicacy and reserve studiously cherished.

This method of keeping grounds is comparatively inexpensive, therefore it is indecorous.

It is better not to see him, than to set the example of a rude and indecorous salutation.

She was a pretty, colourless devotee, and she felt her sister-in-law's beauty and obvious fascination to be almost indecorous.

The legal gentlemen, I suspect, were responsible for this indecorous zeal, which I never afterwards remarked in a similar party.

And when they can boast a parson behind them, they are indecorous up to insolent in their ostentation of it.

At fifty-eight to feel like a schoolboy going home, it seemed—well, not indecent, indecorous.

THE WIND BLOWETHBRIAN OSWALD DONN-BYRNE

SYNONYM OF THE DAY

OCTOBER 26, 1985