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How do you use the word apropos in a sentence?

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As an adverb, apropos describes an act as a good time to do something; as an adjective, apropos describes something that is connected to a certain situation.

As an adverb: Your letter comes apropos as usual.
As an adjective: I have some apropos comments.

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