Inopportunely

  • 41precipitately — adv hastily, quickly, speedily, hurriedly, headlong; abruptly, suddenly, unexpectedly; prematurely, inopportunely, too soon, without notice or warning, on the spur of the moment, like a bolt from the blue, like a thief in the night; incautiously …

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  • 42prematurely — adv too early, too soon, too hastily, precipitately; abortively, untimely, inopportunely, unseasonably; precociously …

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  • 43short — adj 1. little, small, Chiefly Scot. wee, miniature, miniscule, minikin, diminutive, Scot. cutly; tiny, elfin, bantam, slight, (of women) petite, Lilliputian, Inf. Tom Thumb, Sl. pint sized, Sl. pocket sized, Sl. sawed off, Sl. knee high to a… …

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  • 44inopportune — UK [ɪnˈɒpə(r)ˌtjuːn] / US [ɪnˈɑpərˌtun] adjective formal a) an inopportune time or moment is not convenient, suitable, or right unwelcome guests who insist on turning up at the most inopportune times b) happening at a time that is not convenient …

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  • 45malapropos — mal•ap•ro•pos [[t]ˌmæl æp rəˈpoʊ[/t]] adj. 1) inappropriate; inopportune: a malapropos remark[/ex] 2) inappropriately; inopportunely • Etymology: 1660–70; < F mal à propos badly (suited) to the purpose …

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  • 46inopportune — /ɪnɒpəˈtjun/ (say inopuh tyoohn), / ˈtʃun/ (say choohn), /ɪnˈɒpətjun/ (say in opuhtyoohn), / tʃun/ (say choohn) adjective not opportune; inappropriate; (with regard to time) unseasonable: an inopportune visit. –inopportunely, adverb… …

  • 47inopportune — [in äp΄ər to͞on′, in äp΄ərtyo͞on′] adj. [L inopportunus] not opportune; coming or happening at a poor time; not appropriate inopportunely adv. inopportuneness n …

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  • 48untimely — [un tīm′lē] adj. 1. coming, said, done, etc. before the usual or expected time; premature [to come to an untimely end] 2. coming, said, done, etc. at the wrong time; poorly timed; inopportune adv. 1. prematurely 2. inopportunely untimeliness n …

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  • 49facetious — adj. 1 characterized by flippant or inopportune humour. 2 (of a person) intending to be amusing, esp. inopportunely. Derivatives: facetiously adv. facetiousness n. Etymology: F faceacutetieux f. faceacutetie f. L facetia jest …

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  • 50inopportune — adj. not appropriate, esp. as regards time; unseasonable. Derivatives: inopportunely adv. inopportuneness n. Etymology: L inopportunus (as IN (1), OPPORTUNE) …

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