apropos in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

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apropos in the PONS Dictionary

apropos Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

apropos of
a propósito de
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The story really began two years or so earlier and in a recording atmosphere, so it is quite apropos here.
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Closely related commands include apropos and man.
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In the context of the show, manipulating from the shadows seems much more apropos.
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But no, a simple prayer or a little hymn seemed apropos.
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She took issue with the prevalent view that girls were at a disadvantage apropos of mathematics and sciences.
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I want to expose people to things that will work and this is the apropos time.
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Both songs have a quaint, quiet sound thanks to the analog, but the result is an apropos coziness.
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The old expression that banks only lend money to those who don't need it has never been more apropos.
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The documentary's topic is apropos of the current media landscape.
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There followed a rambling 20-minute monologue apropos not much, punctuated by ancient gags straight out of pantomime.
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