inopportune
They hadn't invited Brian, but he had inopportunely tagged along.
Unfortunately his parents returned home inopportunely.
In the garden Vronsky had spoken about his activities inopportunely.

SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases

Inconvenience
a pain (in the neck)idiom
a pain in the arse/backsideidiom
aggravation
aggro
awkward
bother
bulky
disturbance
fuss
hassle
have fun and gamesidiom
imposition
incommode
nuisance
palaver
pinprick
pisser
tempest
untoward
untowardly

Examples of inopportunely

inopportunely
It is almost an impossibility to produce delicate colors on vegetable fabrics which were gathered inopportunely.
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True, it is a crude artistry, for intelligence does not sufficiently guide it, and her art is used sometimes indiscriminately and inopportunely.
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Deep devotion is sometimes a little erratic; always afraid of doing too little, doing it badly or inopportunely.
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She knew that she had broken up many happy hours by weeping inopportunely.
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The next day the poor commandant who had so inopportunely taken and given the alarm was brought before the council of war.
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Similar, in its trickiness, to the relation of opposites is the effect of any other facile association which may under certain circumstances arise most inopportunely.
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This blow, so terrible to the grandmother and her dependent child, had occurred, too, most inopportunely, as to time.
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His brain was in a seething turmoil; but overtopping every other emotion was anger at the man who had arrived so inopportunely.
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The silver teapot arrived at this juncture, and not inopportunely.
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I would not dare tell him things if he spoke of them afterward so inopportunely.
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He feared to do it awkwardly, inopportunely, and so reopen the wound caused by the death of her husband.
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Just at this moment a picturesque, gallant, ambitious, dashing, and rather unscrupulous character appeared inopportunely on the horizon.
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The magic lamp had gone out most inopportunely!
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He must go back and tell her how inopportunely things had turned out, and how sorry he was that he could not keep his promise.
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There are ten of them on guard yonder, by the way, in case your brother should return inopportunely, though that's scarcely probable.
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