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Synonym for "proper"

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The synonym proper synonymous definition words:
proper [adjective]
means "property"
correct, accurate, exact, formal, just, precise, strict
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proper [adjective]
means "characteristic"
suitable, adapted, just, appropriate, becoming, befitting, personal, individual, peculiar, special, specific, convenient, correct
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able [adjective]
means "means"
capable, apt, proper, adequate, competent, efficient
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adapted [adjective]
means "suitable"
proper, just, appropriate, becoming, befitting, convenient
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appropriate [adjective]
means "individual"
particular, proper, peculiar, intrinsic, unique
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becoming [adjective]
means "suitable"
appropriate, befitting, worthy, apt, correct, proper
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chaste [adjective]
means "virtuous"
moral, proper, honest, decent, wholesome, straight
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congenial [adjective]
means "compatible"
adapted, suitable, well-suited, congruous, proper, suited
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congruous [adjective]
means "appropriate"
fit, fitting, proper, becoming, seemly, decorous
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conventional [adjective]
means "seemly"
decorous, sanctioned, conformant, established, conformist, proper
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correct [adjective]
means "nice"
just, seemly, proper, suitable, staid, becoming
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creditable [adjective]
means "reputable"
honourable, equitable, estimable, proper, right
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decent [adjective]
means "property"
fit, proper
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defensible [adjective]
means "justifiable"
permissible, proper, fit, logical
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earned [adjective]
means "deserved"
merited, warranted, fitting, proper, justified, fit
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expedient [adjective]
means "appropriate"
due, desirable, fit, proper, suitable
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fit [adjective]
means "characteristic"
meet, proper
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fitting [adjective]
means "suitable"
appropriate, proper, fit, becoming, due, apt
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honorable [adjective]
means "reputable"
creditable, equitable, estimable, proper, right
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honourable [adjective]
means "reputable"
creditable, equitable, estimable, proper, right
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just [adjective]
means "property"
accurate, exact, correct, true, proper, regular
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justifiable [adjective]
means "defensible"
permissible, proper, fit, logical
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justified [adjective]
means "deserved"
earned, warranted, fitting, proper, merited, fit
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legitimate [adjective]
means "regular"
reasonable, sensible, valid, logical, proper, correct
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meet [adjective]
means "property"
suitable, appropriate, apt, fitting, proper, suited
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merited [adjective]
means "deserved"
earned, warranted, fitting, proper, justified, fit
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modest [adjective]
means "character trait"
decent, chaste, proper, demure, prudish, pure
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modest [adjective]
means "behaviour"
humble, becoming, decent, moderate, proper, unpretentious
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official [adjective]
means "customary"
proper
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peculiar [adjective]
means "characteristic"
appropriate, especial, exclusive, individual, particular, proper
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prudish [adjective]
means "decent"
chaste, proper, demure, modest, pure, virtuous
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respectable [adjective]
means "respected"
reputable, honourable, decent, honest, proper, creditable
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respected [adjective]
means "respectable"
reputable, honourable, decent, honest, proper, creditable
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right [adjective]
means "property"
correct, precise, valid, accurate, true, proper, suitable, appropriate, proper, correct, convenient, fit
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rightful [adjective]
means "fair"
equitable, ethical, upright, just, scrupulous, proper
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seemly [adjective]
means "appropriate"
timely, befitting, fit, fitting, right, proper
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sound [adjective]
means "property"
proper, correct, right, orthodox, valid, legal
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true [adjective]
means "quality"
proper, appropriate, fitting, right, desired
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unpretentious [adjective]
means "humble"
becoming, decent, moderate, proper, modest, retiring
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virtuous [adjective]
means "chaste"
moral, proper, honest, decent, wholesome, straight
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warranted [adjective]
means "regular"
reasonable, sensible, valid, logical, proper, correct
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well [adjective]
means "characteristic"
fitting, appropriate, proper, suitable, befitting
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properly [object]
means "accurately"
correctly, well, skillfully, decently, efficiently
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property [noun]
means "possessions"
belongings, equity, assets, effects, holdings, estate
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property [noun]
means "land"
acreage, tract, realty, real estate, grounds, frontage
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property [noun]
means "characteristic"
trait, attribute, feature, quality
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accurately [object]
means "well"
correctly, properly, skilfully, decently, efficiently
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acre [noun]
means "land measurement"
plot, estate, area, property
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acreage [noun]
means "land"
property, tract, realty, real estate, grounds, frontage
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appropriately [object]
means "well"
reasonably, suitably, properly, judiciously
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assets [noun]
means "resources"
money, property, capital, cash, investment, means
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attribute [noun]
means "characteristic"
virtue, trait, quality, peculiarity, property, quirk
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belongings [noun]
means "possessions"
property, equity, assets, effects, holdings, estate
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capital [noun]
means "resources"
money, property, assets, cash, investment, means
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character [noun]
means "characteristic"
quality, property, make-up, constitution, mannerism, features
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characteristic [noun]
means "attribute"
peculiarity, idiosyncrasy, distinction, quality, feature, property
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correctly [adjective]
means "rightly"
precisely, accurately, properly
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decently [object]
means "morally"
honourably, justly, properly, scrupulously, conscientiously
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earmark [noun]
means "characteristic"
attribute, feature, property, quality
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effects [noun]
means "personal property"
property, chattel, possessions, baggage, valuables
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equity [noun]
means "money"
investment, property, outlay
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estate [noun]
means "real estate"
realty, property, holdings, land, farm, plantation
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feature [noun]
means "characteristic"
notability, mark, peculiarity, property, trait
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fittingly [object]
means "suitably"
appropriately, right, properly, fitly
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goods [noun]
means "possessions"
belongings, effects, property, equipment, furniture, chattel
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holding [noun]
means "land"
estate, property, acreage, possessions, security
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holdings [noun]
means "real estate"
realty, property, estate, land, farm, plantation
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idiosyncrasy [noun]
means "attribute"
peculiarity, characteristic, distinction, quality, feature, property
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investment [noun]
means "resources"
money, property, assets, cash, capital, means
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land [noun]
means "possession"
property, real estate, estate, tract, acreage
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mannerism [noun]
means "characteristic"
quality, property, make-up, constitution, character, feature
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means [noun]
means "wealth"
resources, property, revenue, income, substance, wherewithal
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money [noun]
means "possession"
assets, capital, funds, property, riches, wealth
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morally [adjective]
means "decently"
honourably, justly, properly, scrupulously, conscientiously
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movables [noun]
means "possessions"
belongings, effects, goods, assets, property, wares
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notability [noun]
means "characteristic"
feature, mark, peculiarity, property, trait
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peculiarity [noun]
means "characteristic"
notability, mark, feature, property, trait
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plantation [noun]
means "real estate"
realty, property, holdings, land, farm, estate
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quality [noun]
means "characteristic"
property
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real estate [noun]
means "estate"
realty, property, holdings, land, farm, plantation
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realty [noun]
means "real estate"
estate, property, holdings, land, farm, plantation
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resources [noun]
means "capital"
money, property, assets, cash, investment, means
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right [object]
means "manner"
suitably, appropriately, fittingly, properly, fitly
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trait [noun]
means "quality"
attribute, peculiarity, idiosyncrasy, distinction, feature, property
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wealth [noun]
means "possession"
property, resources
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well [object]
means "property"
appropriately, reasonably, suitably, properly, judiciously
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well [object]
means "manner"
accurately, correctly, properly, skilfully, decently, efficiently
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wherewithal [noun]
means "wealth"
resources, property, revenue, income, substance, means
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