inconvenant

inappropriate, improper

ɛ̃ . k ɔ̃ v . n ɑ̃
in not; lacking in + conven to suit, to be suitable for + ant Present participle
adjective Rare #45,604
inappropriate, improper Often used for behavior considered socially or morally unacceptable.
FR: Il est inconvenant de parler la bouche pleine.
EN: It’s inappropriate to talk with your mouth full.

Ma grand-mère trouve inconvenant que je sorte avec mon professeur d'histoire.

My grandmother thinks it’s improper for me to date my history teacher.

C'est très inconvenant.

That's very inappropriate.

— Love Actually (2003)

C'est tout à fait inconvenant selon mon opinion.

In my opinion, that is completely inappropriate.

Je pense que vous savez que c'est inconvenant.

I think you know that it’s inappropriate.

Je pense que tu sais que c'est inconvenant.

I think you know that it's inappropriate.