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Definition of decorous - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
etiquetteshowing proper and polite behavior
- The decorous guests mingled quietly at the party.
2.
dignitycharacterized by dignity and good taste
- Her decorous attire was perfect for the formal event.
Origin of decorous
Latin, decorus (seemly, fitting)
Examples of decorous in a sentence
He maintained a decorous demeanor throughout the meeting. His decorous manners impressed the guests. The decorous setting enhanced the ceremony.
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- French:distingué, correct, ...
- German:anständig, ...
- Italian:decoroso, dignitoso, ...
- Spanish:decoroso, digno, ...
- Portuguese:decente, decoroso, ...
- Chinese:彬彬有礼的, 高雅的, ...
- Japanese:礼儀正しい, 上品な, ...
- Arabic:مُهَذَّب, وَقُور, ...
- Hebrew:מְנֻמָּס, מְהוּגָּן, ...
- Russian:благопристойный, приличный, ...
- Ukrainian:пристойний, вишуканий, ...
- Hindi:शिष्ट, गरिमामय, ...
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