英语词汇“immodest”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

immodest

/ɪˈmɒdɪst

adjective

Lacking humility or decorousness: his immodest personality...

I know there are many who will disagree, who will say these bare-bellied women are shameless and immodest, but I cannot agree.
This was a reaction to the growing diffusion of wigs which attracted attention, and were considered immodest or brazen in both communities.
They were dressed no differently from youngsters on the town during Spring break in Daytona Beach: casual slovenliness, shorts, short-shorts, t-shirts, highly immodest tops on the girls.

Synonyms

indecorous, improper, indecent, indelicate, indiscreet, immoral;

forward, bold, brazen, impudent, unblushing, unchaste, unvirtuous, shameless, loose, wanton

informal fresh, cheeky, naughty, saucy

Derivatives

immodestly

/ɪˈmɒdɪstli

/ adverb ...

So for that reader - or even, he says hopefully, those readers (yes, I am immodestly speaking in the plural) - I wish to pass on the following tantalising and incredibly personal detail.
Out on the moors, nature was immodestly ripe, and I was riding the owner's own magnificent animal - Rex, a chestnut part-Arab with an insatiable curiosity in everyone and everything.
Among other things, she dresses immodestly, drinks alcohol, and has a close relationship with a man who isn't her husband.

immodesty

/ɪˈmɒdɪsti

/ noun ...

‘Being - forgive me - rather cleverer than most men,’ he tells Harry with uncharacteristic immodesty, ‘my mistakes tend to be correspondingly huger.’
Does it prohibit drinking of alcohol, dancing, prostitution, beauty contests and fashion shows, female immodesty in any form, exhibition of films, even television?
Their philistine immodesty did not stop there, though.

Origin

Late 16th century: from French immodeste or Latin immodestus, from in- 'not' + modestus (see modest).

单词	immodest
释义	immodest /ɪˈmɒdɪst / adjective Lacking humility or decorousness: his immodest personality... I know there are many who will disagree, who will say these bare-bellied women are shameless and immodest, but I cannot agree. This was a reaction to the growing diffusion of wigs which attracted attention, and were considered immodest or brazen in both communities. They were dressed no differently from youngsters on the town during Spring break in Daytona Beach: casual slovenliness, shorts, short-shorts, t-shirts, highly immodest tops on the girls. Synonyms indecorous, improper, indecent, indelicate, indiscreet, immoral; forward, bold, brazen, impudent, unblushing, unchaste, unvirtuous, shameless, loose, wanton informal fresh, cheeky, naughty, saucy Derivatives immodestly /ɪˈmɒdɪstli / adverb ... So for that reader - or even, he says hopefully, those readers (yes, I am immodestly speaking in the plural) - I wish to pass on the following tantalising and incredibly personal detail. Out on the moors, nature was immodestly ripe, and I was riding the owner's own magnificent animal - Rex, a chestnut part-Arab with an insatiable curiosity in everyone and everything. Among other things, she dresses immodestly, drinks alcohol, and has a close relationship with a man who isn't her husband. immodesty /ɪˈmɒdɪsti / noun ... ‘Being - forgive me - rather cleverer than most men,’ he tells Harry with uncharacteristic immodesty, ‘my mistakes tend to be correspondingly huger.’ Does it prohibit drinking of alcohol, dancing, prostitution, beauty contests and fashion shows, female immodesty in any form, exhibition of films, even television? Their philistine immodesty did not stop there, though. Origin Late 16th century: from French immodeste or Latin immodestus, from in- 'not' + modestus (see modest). Rhymes modest
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