Pronunciation: /aʊt ʌv ˈkiːpɪŋ/
adjective Not in harmony or agreement with something else
A1 The loud music at the party was out of keeping with the peaceful atmosphere of the neighborhood.
A2 Her casual outfit was out of keeping with the formal dress code of the event.
B1 The decision to cancel the project was out of keeping with the company's usual approach to challenges.
B2 His behavior was out of keeping with his usual calm and collected demeanor.
C1 The drastic changes to the original design were out of keeping with the architect's vision for the building.
C2 The sudden shift in policy was out of keeping with the government's previous statements on the issue.
preposition Indicating a deviation or departure from what is expected or usual
A1 The loud music at the party was out of keeping with the peaceful atmosphere of the neighborhood.
A2 His casual attire was out of keeping with the formal dress code of the event.
B1 Her behavior was out of keeping with the company's policies and procedures.
B2 The new design of the building was out of keeping with the surrounding architecture.
C1 The decision to cut employee benefits was out of keeping with the company's values of putting employees first.
C2 The extravagant spending by the government was out of keeping with the country's struggling economy.
formal The decision to use bright neon colors for the corporate logo was completely out of keeping with the company's traditional image.
informal Her loud and boisterous behavior was out of keeping with the elegant atmosphere of the restaurant.
slang Wearing sneakers to a formal event is so out of keeping with the dress code.
figurative His actions were out of keeping with his usual calm demeanor, causing concern among his friends.
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