solecised

/ˈsɑlɪsaɪzd/
verb
  1. Committed a grammatical error or a breach of proper usage in language.
    • The student solecised when she said 'I seen it' instead of 'I saw it'.
    • Even experienced writers sometimes solecise in casual emails.
    • In his essay, he solecised by using 'their' instead of 'there'.
  2. Behaved in a way that violated social etiquette or norms.
    • He solecised at the dinner party by using the wrong fork for his salad.
    • She solecised when she interrupted the speaker during the formal ceremony.
    • The guest solecised by arriving two hours late without an apology.
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