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modesty

/ˈmɒd.ɪ.sti/

Übersetzung: Substantiv, das die Eigenschaft bezeichnet, bescheiden zu sein, also das Fehlen von Eitelkeit oder Selbstüberschätzung sowie Anspruchslosigkeit und Zurückhaltung; teils auch Sittsamkeit und Anstand im Verhalten.

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noun

/ˈmɒd.ɪ.sti/B2formal
  • deSubstantiv, das die Eigenschaft bezeichnet, bescheiden zu sein, also das Fehlen von Eitelkeit oder Selbstüberschätzung sowie Anspruchslosigkeit und Zurückhaltung; teils auch Sittsamkeit und Anstand im Verhalten.

A noun referring to the quality of being modest, encompassing freedom from vanity or conceit, as well as formality and propriety of manner.

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  1. Freedom from vanityB2formal

    The quality of not being overly proud or boastful about one's abilities or achievements.

    deBescheidenheit

    • Her modesty prevented her from accepting the award with pride.
    • He spoke about his success with genuine modesty.
    • Modesty is often seen as a virtue in many cultures.

    Synonymediffidencehumblenesshumilitylowlinessmeeknessreserveself-effacementunpretentiousness

    Antonymearroganceboastfulnessconceitegotismhaughtinesspretensionpridevanity

  2. Formality and proprietyB2formal

    Behavior that is reserved, decent, and conforms to social standards of propriety.

    deAnstand

    • She dressed with modesty for the formal event.
    • His modesty in conversation made him a pleasant companion.
    • The culture values modesty in both dress and speech.

    Synonymedecencydecorumdemurenessproprietyrespectabilityseemliness

    Antonymeimmodestyimproprietyindecency

Formen
  • modesties plural form
  • modesties' possessive plural form
  • modesty's possessive singular form
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