aproposin a sentence
apropos as in: an apropos question
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She always knew how to make an apropos remark that shifted the conversation in a useful direction.apropos = relevant
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Apropos of the new policy, she asked how it would affect hourly employees.
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You might pay special attention to the contents in the uppermost sleeve, as I think you will find it very apropos of our chat. (source)
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"I should have let you drive yourself today," he announced, apropos of nothing, while I chewed. (source)
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The Tarot indicator suit for feminine divinity is pentacles, Langdon thought, realizing that if Saunière had been stacking his granddaughter's deck for fun, pentacles was an apropos inside joke. (source)apropos = appropriate
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We were silent for a while, and suddenly Lucy murmured as if to herself . . . "His red eyes again! They are just the same." It was such an odd expression, coming apropos of nothing, that it quite startled me. (source)apropos = following
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Miss Crawford smiled her perfect approbation; and hastened to complete the gift by putting the necklace round her, and making her see how well it looked. Fanny had not a word to say against its becomingness, and, excepting what remained of her scruples, was exceedingly pleased with an acquisition so very apropos. (source)apropos = appropriate (relevant to her need)
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It was apropos of nothing, and there was nothing else to say.† (source)
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I found myself becoming hungry, but could not suggest a snack; it would not have been apropos right then, and the food was beyond the pale.† (source)
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She smiled at her next thought, strangely apropos: I'm confirmed.† (source)
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Maybe uniquely apropos.† (source)
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"You like red wine or white wine?" he suddenly asked, apropos of nothing.† (source)
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It was an "instance of divine favor, for nothing surely ever came more apropos," Washington wrote immediately to Joseph Reed.† (source)
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At one point, apropos of nothing, Vivian says, "So where is that mother of yours, anyway?"† (source)
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But, apropos this topic—" He turned to Berger again.† (source)
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Apropos of which, and of a pair of stumbling-drunk, armed policemen we'd recently passed, Deo said, "This is a country of alcoholics now.† (source)
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