improperly Synonyms
Strongest:
- rightly
- rightly
- perfectly
- appropriately
- right
- perfectly
- appropriately
- suitably
- aptly
- right
- properly
- suitably
- correctly
- correctly
- aptly
- properly
- well
- well
Strong:
- sufficiently
- meaningfully
- infallibly
- meaningfully
- satisfactorily
- adequately
- satisfactorily
- fittingly
- sensibly
- sufficiently
- infallibly
- adequately
- sensibly
- fittingly
Weak:
improperly Meaning
improperly (r)
in an improper way
improperly (adv.)
In an improper manner; not properly; unsuitably; unbecomingly.
improperly Sentence Examples
- The doctor improperly diagnosed the patient, leading to a delayed recovery.
- The student improperly completed their homework, resulting in a failing grade.
- The contractor improperly installed the electrical wiring, posing a safety hazard.
- The chef improperly cooked the fish, rendering it inedible.
- The driver improperly turned left on a red light, causing a traffic accident.
- The lawyer improperly represented their client, leading to an unfavorable outcome in court.
- The plumber improperly connected the pipes, causing water damage to the building.
- The carpenter improperly cut the wood, compromising the structural integrity of the house.
- The computer technician improperly repaired the laptop, causing further malfunctions.
- The artist improperly framed the painting, damaging the canvas and ruining the artwork.
FAQs About the word improperly
in an improper wayIn an improper manner; not properly; unsuitably; unbecomingly.
mistakenly,incorrectly, inappropriately, erroneously, wrongly, unsuitably,inaccurately, inaptly, faultily, imperfectly
rightly, rightly, perfectly, appropriately, right, perfectly, appropriately, suitably, aptly, right
The doctor improperly diagnosed the patient, leading to a delayed recovery.
The student improperly completed their homework, resulting in a failing grade.
The contractor improperly installed the electrical wiring, posing a safety hazard.
The chef improperly cooked the fish, rendering it inedible.
