Improperty

Im`prop´er`ty


n. 1. Impropriety.
Webster's Revised Unabridged Dictionary, published 1913 by G. & C. Merriam Co.
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If we shift from the vicissitudes of the different editions of Barolini's stories and of the language through which the stories are narrated to the characters inhabiting those stories, we also find an eloquent anxiety in them that is in line with the lexicon of improperty employed by Nancy; that is, the fact of not having the exclusive possession of what a subject produces or is.
Antonio Barolini (1910-1971): Loss and Community Against the Ethics of Power
If the spores germinate, the sterilizer is functioning improperty. Many podiatry offices are lax in this respect.
Targeting the Achilles Heel of podiatric medical negligence
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