Translation for 'unbecoming' from English to French

unbecoming

disgracieux {adj} [vêtement]vêt.

unbecoming [inappropriate]

inconvenant {adj}

• Matters at the royal court of Huế were equally chaotic. The next Emperor, Dục Đức, was in power for barely three days before being deposed due to his unbecoming conduct.
• She was ousted from her position as mayor due to "unbecoming" conduct and subsequently posed for "Playboy", cashing in on her notoriety.
• Steele's trial before a military judge on charges of "aiding the enemy, possessing classified information, disobeying orders and conduct unbecoming an officer" began in Baghdad on October 15.
• As at the time of been crowned champions which occurred during the Match Week 37 they had a total win of 19, 14 draws and 4 losses in a feat unbecoming of a Nigerian football club.
• Sullivan affirmed the jury's decision to clear Owens of raping a female midshipman and impose no punishment for convictions of conduct unbecoming an officer and violating a military protective order.

• On April 10, Tony suspended Jeff Bell indefinitely with pay, "saying he made false statements, has corrupt practices, has exhibited conduct that is unbecoming and has not used proper discretion", and started an Internal Affairs case.
• Fiscus received a formal reprimand and forfeitures of pay under Article 15 of the Uniform Code of Military Justice for conduct unbecoming, fraternization, obstruction of justice and violating a lawful general regulation.
• Murphy was convicted of three counts of conduct unbecoming an officer and a gentleman, one count of failure to obey a general regulation, two counts of larceny greater than $500 and one count of larceny less than $500.
• Following a domestic assault conviction, the World Professional Billiards and Snooker Association (WPBSA) suspended Liang from professional competition from 2 April until 1 August 2022 for behaviour unbecoming of a sportsperson and for bringing the sport into disrepute.
• Conduct unbecoming an officer and a gentleman (or conduct unbecoming for short) is an offense that is subject to court martial in the armed forces of some nations.

• League President Joe Cronin sent Luciano a registered letter the next day, chiding him for "conduct unbecoming of a major league umpire".
• The party called for action against Motsamai's “unbecoming behaviour”.
• From December 1939 to November 1942, Isselhorst served as the head of the Gestapo in Munich. In January 1942 he was severely reprimanded for behaviour unbecoming of a member of the SS.
• The AFL investigated and found the pair guilty of 'conduct unbecoming'.
• 1 "for conduct unbecoming a fireman," and the members of that company submitted a petition to the Common Council requesting his dismissal.

• The Ondo State Commissioner for Information said the role played by Ogunniya was "unbecoming of men purportedly elected into high offices".
• When personnel receives a severe punishment, multiple light punishments or when they act in a way that is deemed unbecoming and has been punished accordingly, the King can revoke the award of the meritorious service medal.
• Greene was expelled from his cumann of Fianna Fáil on 3 October 1988 for "conduct unbecoming a member", and re-expelled by the national executive on 15 December.