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immodesty

/ɪˈmɒd.ɪ.sti/

Tradução: Substantivo que indica falta de modéstia, frequentemente caracterizada por vaidade, presunção ou comportamento que atrai atenção indevida para si, incluindo exposição indecente do corpo.

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noun

/ɪˈmɒd.ɪ.sti/C1formal
  • ptSubstantivo que indica falta de modéstia, frequentemente caracterizada por vaidade, presunção ou comportamento que atrai atenção indevida para si, incluindo exposição indecente do corpo.

A noun referring to a lack of modesty, often characterized by vanity, conceit, or behavior that draws inappropriate attention to oneself, including indecent exposure.

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  1. Vanity or conceitB2formal

    The quality of being overly proud of oneself or one's appearance, often leading to boastful behavior. Based on provided description.

    ptVaidade ou presunção

    • Her immodesty annoyed her colleagues who preferred humility.
    • His constant bragging about his wealth was pure immodesty.
    • The actor's immodesty was evident in his self-congratulatory speeches.

    Sinônimosarroganceboastfulnessconceitconceitednessegotismprideself-importancevanity

    Antônimoshumilitymodesty

  2. Indecent exposureC1formalmedical

    The act of deliberately exposing one's genitals in public to attract attention, often considered a perverse behavior. Based on provided description.

    ptExposição indecente

    • He was arrested for acts of immodesty in the park.
    • The law strictly prohibits any form of public immodesty.
    • Immodesty of this nature is treated as a serious offense.

    Sinônimosexhibitionismflashingindecent exposure

Formas
  • immodesties plural form
  • immodesties' possessive plural form
  • immodesty's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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