immodest
ɪˈmɑːdəst
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Definition of immodest - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

1.
arroganceshowing an exaggerated opinion of one's importance
  • His immodest claims about his success annoyed his colleagues.
arrogant conceited egotistical
2.
behaviorindecent or improper, especially regarding sexual propriety
  • The dress was considered immodest by the conservative community.
improper indecorous shameless
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Origin of immodest

Latin, im (not) + modestus (moderate)

Examples of immodest in a sentence

  • The immodest proposal was rejected by the board.
  • Her immodest remarks shocked the audience.
  • The immodest proposal was quickly rejected.

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  1. French:prétentieux, indécent, ...
  2. German:unbescheiden, unanständig, ...
  3. Italian:immodesto, indecente, ...
  4. Spanish:pretencioso, indecente, ...
  5. Portuguese:imodesto, indecente, ...
  6. Chinese:自负的, 不体面的, ...
  7. Japanese:うぬぼれた, 不適切な, ...
  8. Arabic:مُتَعَجْرِف, غَيْر مُحْتَشِم, ...
  9. Hebrew:יָהִיר, בִּלְתִּי צָנוּעַ, ...
  10. Russian:нескромный, непристойный, ...
  11. Ukrainian:нескромний, ...
  12. Hindi:घमंडी, अशिष्ट, ...
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