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malapropos
English
Etymology
From French mal à propos, from mal (“bad, badly”) and à propos (“appropriate, relevant”).
Adjective
malapropos (comparative more malapropos, superlative most malapropos)
- out of place; inappropriate
Related terms
- apropos
- malapropism
Translations
Adverb
malapropos (comparative more malapropos, superlative most malapropos)
- out of place; inappropriately
Anagrams
- palampoors
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