1. unparliamentary - Adjective
2. unparliamentary - Adjective Satellite
Not parliamentary; contrary to the practice of parliamentary bodies.
Source: Webster's dictionarySpeaker: "Please retract that unparliamentary language." Dennis Skinner
I never witnessed shouting matches in Parliament or unnecessary interruptions; unparliamentary language was only uttered in the canteen or in the VIP loo. Source: Internet
The state legislatures too are guided mainly by the same book, which also draws heavily from unparliamentary words and phrases used in the Vidhan Sabhas and Vidhan Parishads of India. Source: Internet
One of the don’ts was to avoid translating any unparliamentary language. Source: Internet
Other MPs on the Minority side also feel the use of ‘Papano’ is unparliamentary. Source: Internet
Mr Reynolds said the language used in exchanges was often "unparliamentary and robust", and "certainly not language that was intended to be pored over by teams of lawyers”. Source: Internet