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iver): He was imprisoned for a crime he didn't commit.
imprisonment
n. incarceration, confinement, detention, remand, custody,
Literary durance (vile): The sentence is imprisonment for not
less than one year.
improbable
adj. doubtful, dubious, unlikely, questionable, unrealistic,
far-fetched, remote, implausible, unthinkable, hard to believe
or imagine, inconceivable, unbelievable, fanciful, incredible,
ridiculous, ludicrous, absurd, crazy, mad, insane, wild, weird,
peculiar, strange; impossible; Colloq fishy: It is improbable
that they will marry. He gave the most improbable excuses.
improper adj. 1 wrong, mistaken, erroneous, false, incorrect,
inaccurate, inexact, imprecise, amiss, faulty, untrue,
irregular, abnormal: Sloppy research had led to improper
conclusions. 2 unfit, unsuitable, inappropriate, inapt,
inapplicable, infelicitous, incongruous, unsuited, unseemly,
unbefitting, unfitting, uncalled-for, inapposite, malapropos,
out of keeping, out of place, incompatible, inopportune: Do you
think it improper for shops to open on Sundays? His wedding was
an improper occasion for comments about his philandering. 3
indecorous, indecent, indelicate, immodest, unseemly, untoward,
unbecoming, impolite, suggestive, risqu‚, off colour, obscene,
corrupt, immoral, sinful, wicked, lewd, lascivious: Do you see
anything improper in sex education for children?
impropriety
n. 1 improperness, erroneousness, incorrectness, falsity,
falseness, inaccuracy, inaccurateness, inexactitude,
inexactness, imprecision, impreciseness, irregularity,
abnormality: I fail to see the impropriety in refusing to
support capital punishment. 2 unfitness, unsuitableness,
inappropriateness, inaptness, inapplicability, infelicity,
infelicitousness, incongruity, incongruousness, unseemliness,
incompatibility, inopportuneness: The judge criticized the
impropriety of allowing the child to testify. 3 indecorousness,
bad or poor taste, indecency, indelicacy, immodesty,
unseemliness, suggestiveness, immorality, sinfulness,
wickedness, lewdness, lasciviousness: In those days, the
impropriety in wearing a brief bathing costume was thought