Improper
Improper adjective - Not appropriate for a particular occasion or situation.
Lying and improper are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Lying" instead an adjective "Improper".
Nearby Word: improperly
Lying
Lying adjective - Telling or containing lies.
Both words in one sentence
- Judge: Three counts of aggravated assault, lying to a police officer, and making an improper left turn.
- However, Tressel's career would come to a halt in 2011 when the NCAA investigated improper benefits violations involving some of the Ohio State football players during the previous season, and they accused Tressel of lying and withholding information.
Source: Creator Killer / Sports
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