Immodest is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for IMMODEST in dictionary:

ADJECTIVE:
• not modest
• lacking humility or decorousness
• behaving in an indecent or improper manner
• Not limited to due bounds; immoderate.
• Not modest; wanting in the reserve or restraint which decorum and decency require; indecent; indelicate; obscene; lewd; as, immodest persons, behavior, words, pictures, etc.
• having or showing an exaggerated opinion of your importance, ability, etc
• offending against sexual mores in conduct or appearance

Words related to IMMODEST

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Words that contain IMMODEST

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How to use IMMODEST in a sentence

• Their women are chaste, yet their conversation is frequently immodest.
• She was the most daring and dazzling of women, without ever appearing immodest or repulsive.
• Her eyes were shut, it being deemed immodest to look on the company, and the features of her face motionless as death, which made her look like a painted corpse.
• And in regard of that, immodest man, Thou shouldst desist from outrage and revenge.
• This feast was very joyous and merry, and except that the parson would be facetious over his bottle, nothing unseemingly or immodest was said.
• Courtly, will, by smoothing over immodest Practices with the Gloss of soft and harmless Names, for ever forfeit our Esteem.
• The clerks all seemed to know him, and several of the prettiest girls in the department smiled at him openly in a way that Faith thought very immodest.
• Her own marriage was an event so inconceivable that merely to glance at the thought appeared half immodest and wholly irrational.
• Even their chaste women are immodest in language and thought.
• And is there any of the animal lines known pleasanter to the eye than the contour of shapely arms? Some there are who cry down evening dress as being immodest and indecent.
• Was I bold and immodest with men, as accused of being? It was the last indiscretion I would intentionally have been guilty of.
• Lucy had been taught by her mother that it was immodest to avow affection even for a husband.
• They thought us the most immodest women on the face of the earth.
• The squaws are generally very immodest in their words and actions, and will often put the young men to the blush.
• Alas! Shortland gives these specimens of the songs that are frequently accompanied by immodest gestures of the body.
• Never allow thyself to use an immodest word, or to be guilty of an unbecoming action.
• Here then, I am bound to say, however immodest it may appear, that I have had always the art of making friends easily and of commending myself quickly.
• Bless your heart, it wasn’t because I believed you were immodest.
• Hikuli is not kept in the house, because it is extremely virtuous, and might become offended at the sight of anything immodest.
• None of us except Chih-peh has seen the young man, and Mah-li did a most immodest thing the other day.
• Of this, the sisters quite approved for their girls, whom they trusted never to do, never to wear, anything immodest.
• It would be considered very immodest for a girl to discuss such matters.
• As we had inflated the suits they were not immodest, effectually concealing the lines of the figure, but making it difficult to pass through doorways.
• Take off that immodest, outrageous dress, and put on your own decent one.
• The more modest and modern one is, the more fashionable does it become to put an immodest interpretation upon it.
• For the old gods, on the contrary, all life had a certain classic dignity whereby even the immodest heroic art is rendered lifelike.
• Thus yielding, one step at a time, you would cease to look upon the dance as immodest and would find real enjoyment in it, and perhaps would be led into greater sin.
• I could not understand why they behaved in so wild and immodest a manner, but thought dimly that it was the liquor.
• There is nothing improper nor immodest in this exhibition, but on the contrary, from its slowness and the regularity of its movements, it is extremely pleasing and elegant.
• You pity them for their immodest behavior in a public place.
• Not on this account, therefore, must we lay too much blame on him for being conceited or immodest.
• Chastity protected against suitors or immodest women, fifteen times.

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