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How do you use the word apropos of something in a sentence?

Here are some examples of how to use "apropos of" in a sentence:

1. Introducing a new topic:

* "Apropos of our discussion on travel, have you ever been to the Amazon rainforest?"

* "Apropos of your upcoming birthday, I've been thinking about some fun party ideas."

2. Connecting a comment to a previous discussion:

* "Apropos of what you said about the weather, it's actually starting to clear up."

* "Apropos of the recent news about the economy, I think we should be cautious about our spending."

3. Emphasizing a connection:

* "Apropos of her love for animals, she volunteered at the local animal shelter."

* "Apropos of his passion for music, he decided to start a band with his friends."

4. Introducing a witty or ironic remark:

* "Apropos of nothing, I think I just saw a unicorn in the park!"

* "Apropos of the chaos in the kitchen, I'm thinking we might be better off ordering pizza."

Remember, "apropos of" is a formal phrase, so it's best used in written or spoken contexts where you want to sound more sophisticated or literary.

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