poor taste, in



poor taste, in

Also, in bad taste. Not suitable, unseemly, offensive, as in His criticism of the Pope was in poor taste, or That television interview was in very bad taste. These idioms use taste in the sense of "discernment of what is appropriate."
See also: poor

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
Hrodger-Ancient Germanic
Abisai-Biblical Latin
SlÁIneSLAW-naIrish
Lesya-Ukrainian
CassiaKA-shə (English)Ancient Roman
Chizoba-Western African, Igbo