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Antonyms:
inappropriate
Often used in the same context:
proper,
necessary,
suitable,
inappropriate,
prudent,
acceptable,
reasonable,
adequate,
optimal,
sensible,
specific,
feasible,
expedient,
relevant,
advisable,
correct,
unsuitable,
helpful,
certain,
satisfactory,
preferable,
sufficient,
proportionate,
permissible,
unreasonable,
logical,
apposite,
imperative,
delegable,
pertinent,
justifiable,
defensible,
advantageous,
fitting,
important,
possible,
mitigatory,
ideal,
applicable,
judicious,
desirable,
worthy,
expeditious,
commensurate,
useful,
apt,
optimum,
essential,
worthwhile,
accrual accounting,
unexceptionable,
imprudent,
supportable,
inadvisable,
insufficient,
unadvisable,
equitable,
effective,
inadequate,
practicable,
wise,
meaningful,
unusual,
unacceptable,
prompt,
rational,
agreeable,
safe,
opportune,
analogous,
respectful,
objectionable,
requisite,
unwise,
unavoidable,
amenable,
excessive,
exceptionable,
copasetic,
fundable,
lawful,
unnecessary,
particular,
additional,
unobjectionable,
referable,
predetermined,
tenable,
undesirable,
tasteful,
workable,
improper,
formal,
problematic,
explicit,
affective,
arbitrary,
adverbial,
accurate,
germane,
incongruous,
timeous,
advisory,
alerts,
certifications,
consultations,
data,
datasets,
descriptors,
directorates,
endpoints,
hypotheses,
inferences,
protocols,
strategies,
subcategories,
subproblems,
tests,
validations,
abrasive,
acronyms,
priate,
recommended,
costeffective,
preferred,
preventative,
reproducible,
standardised,
corrective,
instructional,
suboptimal
More specific:
annex
Appears in the definition of:
.,
accounting principle,
accounting standard,
advantageous,
advice,
analyst,
apanage,
appanage,
appropriately,
appropriateness,
apropos,
arbitrable,
attuned,
befitting,
befittingly,
behoove,
behove,
called for,
capital offense,
celebration,
certified,
charming,
churchlike,
churchly,
city council,
clerical,
common,
condign,
congruence,
congruity,
congruous,
congruousness,
cornerstone,
correctitude,
costume,
credible,
daytime,
defalcate,
defensive,
deserved,
diplomate,
discretionary trust,
divine,
due,
due process,
due process of law,
dyscalculia,
ecclesiastical attire,
ecclesiastical robe,
ecclesiasticism,
elegiac,
embezzle,
enabling act,
enabling clause,
enabling legislation,
equipped,
equipt,
expedient,
extravagance,
extravagancy,
felicitous,
felicitousness,
felicity,
fitly,
fittingly,
full-time,
gift shop,
godlike,
guideline,
guidepost,
heaven-sent,
heroic,
heroical,
improper,
inexpedient,
infelicitous,
interrogate,
in due course,
in due season,
in due time,
in good time,
in orderp,
judicial,
just the ticket,
juvenile,
key,
keyed,
letter paper,
literary,
locker-room,
magic,
magical,
malversate,
man-sized,
miraculous,
misappropriate,
mot juste,
musical drama,
music paper,
nighttime,
nonarbitrable,
nonhuman,
nouveau-riche,
novelty shop,
onea,
outfitted,
overabundance,
overmuch,
overmuchness,
parental quality,
parvenu,
parvenue,
peculate,
perseveration,
place,
position,
posology,
pre-emption,
preemption,
preoccupy,
proper,
properness,
propriety,
providential,
psychological moment,
purgation,
purification,
qualified,
redact,
redactor,
referral,
refill,
regally,
resize,
reviser,
rewardable,
rewriter,
rewrite man,
right,
rightness,
route,
rule of thumb,
scheduler,
score paper,
seasonable,
semicoma,
slang,
social activity,
solemnisation,
solemnization,
sorcerous,
starting,
stationery,
suitable,
suitably,
superabundance,
tazir crime,
ticket,
timely,
title,
token economy,
tuned,
undue,
unsuitable,
unwise,
upscale,
upstarta,
vernacular,
vulgar,
well,
well-timeda,
well timedp,
when the time comes,
witchinga,
wizarda,
wizardly,
wrong,
zeugma
More general:
allot,
assign,
portion,
take
Synonyms:
advantageous,
allow,
apposite,
apropos,
apt,
befitting,
called for,
congruent,
congruous,
due,
earmark,
expedient,
fit,
harmonious,
in order,
pat,
pertinent,
proper,
reserve,
right,
seize,
set aside,
suitable,
suited,
take over
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— Nouns for appropriate:
action,
treatment,
response,
measures,
level,
behavior,
conditions,
use,
place,
therapy,
means,
more...
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