proper

US /ˈprɑpɚ/

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UK /'prɒpə(r)/

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adj.AdjectiveCorrect according to social or moral rules

It is right and proper that he should do this, he is her father after all

adj.AdjectiveBehaving in a polite and socially acceptable way.

The children were very proper and well-mannered.

adj.AdjectiveGenuine; truly what something is said or regarded to be.

That's what you call a proper cup of coffee.

adj.Adjective(of a noun) denoting a particular person, place, or thing.

Paris is a proper noun.

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- All I really want is there to be some sort of proper discussion,
- All I really want is there to be some sort of proper discussion,

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our relationships by sharing the proper ways to effectively communicate.
our relationships by sharing the proper ways to effectively communicate.
SHARING THE PROPER WAYS TO
SHARING THE PROPER WAYS TO

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lower equation and get a proper pivot up there.
lower equation and get a proper pivot up there.

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It will liberate us to go back out into the world and have proper human relationships that can endure, and flourish.
It will liberate us to go back out into the world and have proper human relationships that can endure, and flourish.

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It'll really make you sweat with its unforgiving limit handling. It's a proper little handful,
It'll really make you sweat with its unforgiving limit handling. It's a proper little handful,

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they grow up, leave alone education or proper sanitation, what is the guarantee that they
they grow up, leave alone education or proper sanitation, what is the guarantee that they

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is all about having the proper belief system
is all about having the proper belief system
and so if we introduce it with the proper wiring
and so if we introduce it with the proper wiring

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If proper care is taken, the number of redworms will become double.
If proper care is taken, the number of redworms will become double.