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immodest

/ɪˈmɒd.ɪst/

Traduction: Qualifie une personne ou un comportement qui manque de modestie ou de pudeur ; sans retenue ni convenance, souvent de manière vantarde ou ouvertement sexuelle.

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adjective

/ɪˈmɒd.ɪst/B2formal
  • frQualifie une personne ou un comportement qui manque de modestie ou de pudeur ; sans retenue ni convenance, souvent de manière vantarde ou ouvertement sexuelle.

Describes a person or behavior that is not modest; lacking humility or decency, often in a boastful or sexually suggestive way.

  1. Arrogant or boastfulB2formal

    Having or showing an exaggerated opinion of one's own importance, ability, or achievements.

    frImmodeste (arrogant)

    • His immodest claims about his skills annoyed the team.
    • She made an immodest remark about her own intelligence.
    • An immodest person rarely admits their own mistakes.

    Synonymesarrogantboastfulconceitedegotisticalhaughtypompousproudvain

    Antonymeshumblemodestself-deprecatingself-effacingunassuming

  2. Indecent or revealingB2formal

    Offending against accepted standards of sexual modesty in behavior or appearance.

    frimpudique, indécent

    • The dress was considered immodest for the formal ceremony.
    • His immodest behavior at the party drew criticism.
    • Some cultures view certain clothing as immodest.

    Synonymesbrazendaringindecentlewdobsceneprovocativerevealingshamelesssuggestiveunseemly

    Antonymeschastedecentmodestprudish

Formes
  • more immodest comparative form
  • most immodest superlative form
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