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Definition of modest
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of modest is as below...
Modest
(a.)
Restraining
within
due
limits
of
propriety;
not
forward,
bold,
boastful,
or
presumptious;
rather
retiring
than
pushing
one's self
forward;
not
obstructive;
as, a
modest
youth;
a
modest
man..
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Impudicity
::
Impudicity
(n.)
Immodesty.
Demure
::
Demure
(a.) Of sober or
serious
mien;
composed
and
decorous
in
bearing;
of
modest
look;
staid;
grave.
Impudence
::
Impudence
(n.) The
quality
of being
impudent;
assurance,
accompanied
with a
disregard
of the
presence
or
opinions
of
others;
shamelessness;
forwardness;
want of
modesty..
Retiring
::
Retiring
(a.)
Reserved;
shy; not
forward
or
obtrusive;
as,
retiring
modesty;
retiring
manners..
Shamefast
::
Shamefast
(a.)
Modest;
shamefaced.
Unassuming
::
Unassuming
(a.) Not
assuming;
not bold or
forward;
not
arrogant
or
presuming;
humble;
modest;
retiring;
as, an
unassuming
youth;
unassuming
manners..
Decency
::
Decency
(n.) The
quality
or state of being
decent,
suitable,
or
becoming,
in words or
behavior;
propriety
of form in
social
intercourse,
in
actions,
or in
discourse;
proper
formality;
becoming
ceremony;
seemliness;
hence,
freedom
from
obscenity
or
indecorum;
modesty..
Modest
::
Modest
(a.)
Evincing
modestly
in the
actor,
author,
or
speaker;
not
showing
presumption;
not
excessive
or
extreme;
moderate;
as, a
modest
request;
modest
joy..
Sheep''s-eye
::
Sheep's-eye
(n.) A
modest,
diffident
look; a
loving
glance;
--
commonly
in the
plural..
Immodesty
::
Immodesty
(n.) Want of
modesty,
delicacy,
or
decent
reserve;
indecency..
Leer
::
Leer (n.) A
distorted
expression
of the face, or an
indirect
glance
of the eye,
conveying
a
sinister
or
immodest
suggestion..
Modestly
::
Modestly
(adv.)
In a
modest
manner.
Maidenlike
::
Maidenlike
(a.) Like a
maiden;
modest;
coy.
Diffident
::
Diffident
(a.)
Wanting
confidence
in one's self;
distrustful
of one's own
powers;
not
self-reliant;
timid;
modest;
bashful;
characterized
by
modest
reserve.
Maidenliness
::
Maidenliness
(n.) The
quality
of being
maidenly;
the
behavior
that
becomes
a maid;
modesty;
gentleness.
Flush
::
Flush (n.) A
suffusion
of the face with
blood,
as from fear,
shame,
modesty,
or
intensity
of
feeling
of any kind; a
blush;
a
glow..
Demure
::
Demure
(a.)
Affectedly
modest,
decorous,
or
serious;
making
a show of
gravity..
Instinct
::
Instinct
(a.) A
natural
aptitude
or
knack;
a
predilection;
as, an
instinct
for
order;
to be
modest
by
instinct..
Immodest
::
Immodest
(a.) Not
limited
to due
bounds;
immoderate.
Prude
::
Prude (a.) A woman of
affected
modesty,
reserve,
or
coyness;
one who is
overscrupulous
or
sensitive;
one who
affects
extraordinary
prudence
in
conduct
and
speech..
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