immodesty
ɪˈmɒdəsti
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Definition of immodesty - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
behaviorRarelack of modesty in behavior or dressRare
  • Her immodesty at the event was noted by many guests..
indecency shamelessness
2.
vanityRaretrait of being vain and conceitedRare
  • His immodesty was evident in his constant self-praise.
conceit egotism vanity
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Origin of immodesty

Latin, immodestus (not moderate)

Examples of immodesty in a sentence

  • Immodesty is frowned upon in many cultures.
  • Her immodesty was clear when she boasted about her achievements.
  • Immodesty was apparent in his refusal to accept any criticism.

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  1. French:immodestie, vanité, ...
  2. German:Unbescheidenheit, Eitelkeit, ...
  3. Italian:mancanza di modestia, immodestia, ...
  4. Spanish:descaro, vanidad, ...
  5. Portuguese:despudor, vaidade, ...
  6. Chinese:不端庄, 自负, ...
  7. Japanese:無作法, うぬぼれ, ...
  8. Arabic:قِلَّةُ الحَياءِ, غرور, ...
  9. Hebrew:חוסר צניעות, גַּאֲוָה, ...
  10. Russian:непристойность, тщеславие, ...
  11. Ukrainian:нескромність, марнославство, ...
  12. Hindi:अशिष्टता, अभिमान, ...
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