appropriateness
- noun
- /əˌproʊpriˈeɪt.nəs/
- It is important to consider the appropriateness of one's behavior in different social situations.
- appropriateness and adequacy
- appropriateness and meaningfulness
- appropriateness and effectiveness
But but to your point, so how long is, is the, what's the range of appropriateness?
- But but to your point, so how long is, is the, what's the range of appropriateness?
Examples
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The teacher explained the appropriateness of the assignment for the students' age and skill level.
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Because of the frequency of familial abuse, the appropriateness of interventions with families should be assessed.
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Parents are also concerned about faith appropriateness of the content which will be taught.
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Progress toward the goal is monitored to ensure the appropriateness of the intervention.
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Improving the quality and appropriateness of the instruction they are receiving might also improve child behavior.
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Perceptions of sports and the appropriateness of participation vary by region and culture.
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Pretesting was conducted to examine the appropriateness of the interview schedule.
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In assessing the impact of public programs, issues of fairness and appropriateness constitute critical dimensions.
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Researchers need to investigate the appropriateness of the instructional methods used with these children in their classrooms.
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Piaget's development theory has also been widely invoked in discussions concerning the appropriateness of early computer use among young children.
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Synonyms
How right something is for a particular use or situation
How relevant or suitable something is for a particular use
How much people think something is good enough
A quality that makes something fit a certain situation
Being correct and appropriate for a situation
How suitable or proper something is for a certain situation
How well something fits a particular use
The quality of being suitable for a situation or purpose
How right something is for a situation or purpose
Being suitable or proper for a particular situation
Being exactly right and suitable for a situation
How suitable something is for a group or situation
Antonyms
How Appropriate
Surface Forms
Morphology
appropriateness = appropriate (transparent) = appropriate + ness
The word 'appropriateness' is transparently derived from the adjective 'appropriate' by adding the suffix '-ness'.
Etymology
The word appropriateness comes from the parts ad- 'to' and proprius 'own', and is like the words proper and property. So, to say something is appropriate is to say it 'belongs' or fits its place, which is why appropriateness means being suitable or proper.