Definitions
of an appropriate or pertinent nature
Word origin
Borrowed from French à propos (“on that subject”).
Used in a sentence
“Nothing easier. I received not long ago a map from my friend, Augustus Petermann, at Leipzig. Nothing could be more apropos.”
“A particularly apropos line many will remember from this film was the closing shot of a Times editorial reading "Is There No Sense of Decency?"”
“Served outside the shell and sliced in bite-sized pieces, it's as apropos for a first date as a business dinner.”
Source: Wiktionary, CC BY-SA 4.0
Used as a crossword answer1 curated clues
01“To the point”7 letters
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