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111misapplication — Improper, illegal, wrongful, or corrupt use of application of funds, property, etc. See also misappropriation …
112misapplication — Improper, illegal, wrongful, or corrupt use of application of funds, property, etc. See also misappropriation …
113disconvenable — Improper; inappropriate …
114misbehaviour — Improper conduct. Intentional wrongdoing rather than mere error in judgment. Smith v Cutler (NY) 10 Wend 589 …
115misconduct — Improper conduct. A transgression of some established and definite rule of action, where no discretion is left, except what necessity may demand; a violation of definite law; a forbidden act. Citizens Ins. Co. v Marsh, 41 Pa 386, 394. Intentional …
116mismanagement — Improper management or inefficient management, particularly on the part of an officer, agent, trustee, or other person in a fiduciary capacity. Violation of the rules established by charter or bylaws or a culpable lack of prudence on the part of… …
117serious misconduct — Improper conduct of a grave and serious nature. Gonier v Chase Co. 97 Conn 46, 115 A 677, 19 ALR 83, 88 (term appearing in workmen s compensation statutes). As the term is used in workmen s compensation acts, Bevan in his work on Workmen s… …
118improperly — improper ► ADJECTIVE 1) not conforming with accepted standards of behaviour. 2) unseemly or indecent. DERIVATIVES improperly adverb …
119Batting out of turn — In baseball, a sequence of nine players come to bat according to their team s batting order, taking turns in an attempt to become a runner and reach base or to help preceding runners to score. Occasionally, one or more batters may bat in the… …
120Integral — This article is about the concept of integrals in calculus. For the set of numbers, see integer. For other uses, see Integral (disambiguation). A definite integral of a function can be represented as the signed area of the region bounded by its… …
