What does propudious mean?
Propudious means (obsolete) shameful, infamous, disgraceful.
Propudious
Pronunciation varies by accent · adjective
Meaning
(obsolete) shameful, infamous, disgraceful.
Example Sentences
Nothing more usual amongst them, (as he there observes,) than to hang their rooms with the pictures of their gods drawn in the most lascivious and propudious postures, engaged in the most filthy and dishonest actions, enough to shame intemperance itself.
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Antonyms for propudious
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Word Forms
- more propudious
- most propudious
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Nothing more usual amongst them, (as he there observes,) than to hang their rooms with the pictures of their gods drawn in the most lascivious and propudious postures, engaged in the most filthy and dishonest actions, enough to shame intemperance itself.
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