That's out of line.
/ðæts aʊt ʌv laɪn/
That's out of line.
/ðæts aʊt ʌv laɪn/
That's out of line" refers to something that is considered inappropriate or unacceptable, crossing the boundaries of good behavior or social norms. It’s a direct way to call out actions or words that are not suitable for the situation, making it an essential phrase for discussing ethics, personal boundaries, and professional conduct, thereby fostering a respectful dialogue about propriety.
What he said was that's out of line; you can’t talk like that here.
What he said was unacceptable; you can’t speak like that here.
Dude, that joke was that's out of line.
Dude, that joke was inappropriate.
She thought the remarks were that's out of line and walked out.
She thought the comments were inappropriate and decided to leave.