What are two sentences using the word appropriate?

Answer 1

The word applicable means relevant or appropriate or used in a particular situation. The information that he learned was applicable in the situation is an example of how to use it in a sentence.

Answer 2

As an adverb, apropos describes an act as a good time to do something; as an adjective, apropos describes something that is connected to a certain situation.

As an adverb: Your letter comes apropos as usual.

As an adjective: I have some apropos comments. As both an adverb and adjective apropos means essentially the same thing. Strangely enough both have two meanings. Pertinent and incidental which are not alike. Also apropos is a preposition.

Answer 3

Definition- to set aside; to allot; to adapt; to embrace; to accept

e.g It is appropriate to bring a present to a birthday party.
Example sentence - It is appropriate to ask for clarification when you do not understand.

Answer 4

Two example sentences using the word "appropriate" are:

• The judge deemed that the defendant did not behave in an appropriate manner.
• The woman went shopping to find an appropriate outfit for her job interview.
  

Answer 5

You didn't say which meaning you wanted to use, so here are a couple of ideas.

Is it appropriate to wear plaid and stripes together?

The governor may appropriate that land for the state.

Answer 6

We knew the cold weather meant wearing the appropriate clothing outdoors, such as coats and gloves.

Answer 7

She asked me if the dress was appropriate for the party.

His language was not appropriate in that situation.

Is it appropriate for a girl to ask a guy for a date?