No. 11,953 in Spanish
impropia
Not proper or inappropriate.
In a sentence
La conducta del alumno fue impropia de su posición como representante de la clase.
The student's behavior was improper for his position as class representative.
In this sentence, 'impropia' describes behavior that does not align with what is expected or appropriate for a particular role.
Usar este material para construir la casa sería impropia dada su baja resistencia.
Using this material to build the house would be inappropriate given its low strength.
Here, 'impropia' is employed to explain that a choice of material is not suitable for its intended purpose.
El análisis realizado contenía varias suposiciones impropias que llevaron a conclusiones erróneas.
The analysis conducted contained several improper assumptions that led to erroneous conclusions.
In this case, 'impropias' refers to assumptions that are not valid or appropriate within the context of the analysis.
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