Modifying Another Word

• perfectly: No, I see no finery about you; nothing but what is perfectly proper.

• entirely: The PCT's action we find was entirely proper and proportionate.

• quite: It is quite proper that money should be borrowed.

• only: Their contributions all served to reinforce the view that " deterrence " was the only proper purpose for nuclear weapons.

• very: The character is best described as an intelligent and classically attractive but very proper woman of the 1950's.

• all: CREST: On a Wreath of the Colors upon Waves of Water a Swan holding in the beak an Eel all proper.

Adjective complement with noun phrase

• enter: And then checked again when you actually enter the stadium proper.

• start: We stayed at a local hotel overnight, and started the walk proper, the next day.

• become: Following the appointment of Mr McNab in 1995, Mr Robson became deputy head proper until 1998, when he finally became headmaster.

Modifies a noun

• functioning: The more variability in the number of defects, the more concerns about the proper functioning of the production line.

• noun: Summary Use capital letters for the start of proper nouns.

• consideration: ERS Recommendation 1 We urge the Government to take account of Arbuthnott's verdict and give proper consideration to electoral reform for Westminster.

• motion: Thus it is not yet possible to derive proper motions with PPM quality for all AC stars.

• scrutiny: Hopefully the Finance Committee will adopt a flexible interpretation of its remit, allowing proper scrutiny of the issues that really matter to people.

• procedure: There were also concerns about whether the proper consultation procedures had been followed.

Used with adjective complement

• think: Such, however, as were most distinguished by their station or office, it was thought proper to secure in the tollbooth prison.

• appear: Furthermore, the accountable person may forward to the Court through the hierarchical channel, all observations which appears proper to them for guidance.

• judge: At the start of the century such demands would have been judged proper solely to the closeted capacities of millwrights and turners.

• follow: A heart surgeon does not perform open heart surgery without following proper, objective methodology.

• use: Volleys on laces back to server - use proper shooting technique There are many more tasks that can be used.