proper

Phonetic Respelling: [ prop-er ]

Definition:

adj. meeting the requirements of a purpose or situation

Sentence:

You may not go outside without proper clothing.

More example sentences:

You may not go outside without proper clothing.

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What did Marcus do to ensure the Dergdian's child received the proper treatment for his eyes?

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What is the proper way to meet someone you greet?

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Please use proper spacing between your words.

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What was Alfie's first proper hobby?

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It is proper to address a member of the magistracy as Your Honor.

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I use proper grammar.

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The show had a brief prelude to get the audience in the proper mood.

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Why does Jo Ann's mother insist her children speak with proper grammar and diction?

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What was the proper navel name to use when referring to a submarine?

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The teacher said that essays must have a proper heading.

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What did Benjamin tell Peter was the proper way to get into the garden?

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Until he can get a proper leash, what does Uncle Murray use as a leash?

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What did Jean teach Lin Nai Nai was the proper word to use as a greeting to an American?

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Which of the following is the proper term for a group of mice?

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Synonyms:

suitable; fit; appropriate

Antonyms:

unsuitable; improper

Proper rhymes:

• Two Syllable Rhymes
  • bopper
  • chopper
  • clopper
  • copper
  • cropper
  • dropper
  • gropper
  • hopper
  • kopper
  • opper
  • popper
  • propper
  • shopper
  • stopper
  • topor
  • topper
  • whopper
• Three Syllable Rhymes
  • im