In the Soliloquy lexicon
apropos
/ˌæp.rəˈpəʊ/
adverb; preposition
Used to indicate that something is relevant to a particular subject or situation.
Used in a sentence
Apropo your question, the report will be published tomorrow.
Where it comes from
From French à propos “to the purpose,” from à “to” and propos “purpose, subject,” from Latin propositum “thing proposed,” from proponere “to put forward.”
Nearby words
Keep apropos — and watch it become a star.
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