immodesty (Meaning)
immodesty (n)
the trait of being vain and conceited
the perverse act of exposing and attracting attention to your own genitals
immodesty (n.)
Want of modesty, delicacy, or decent reserve; indecency.
Synonyms & Antonyms of immodesty
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Synonyms:
- impropriety
- inconsiderateness
- indecency
- impudence
- unseemliness
- incivility
- indecorum
- unfitness
- disrespect
- inappropriateness
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immodesty Sentence Examples
- The immodesty of the billboard's advertisement sparked outrage among the conservative community.
- Her immodest clothing drew disapproving stares from the church elders.
- The immodest nature of the performance led to its cancellation by city officials.
- The immodest behavior of the public figure alienated many of their followers.
- The immodest request for a favor left a sour taste in my mouth.
- The immodest language used by the politician tarnished their reputation.
- The immodest spending habits of the company threatened its financial stability.
- The immodest display of wealth flaunted by the new billionaire drew both admiration and resentment.
- The immodest proposal for a business merger was met with incredulity by investors.
- The immodest nature of the art exhibition raised concerns about its appropriateness for public viewing.
FAQs About the word immodesty
the trait of being vain and conceited, the perverse act of exposing and attracting attention to your own genitalsWant of modesty, delicacy, or decent reserve; i
indiscretion,vulgarity, crudeness, naughtiness, imprudence, coarseness, impropriety, inconsiderateness,indecency, impudence
prudence, decorum, rightness, correctness, prudence, suitability, fitness, seemliness, decency, seemliness
The immodesty of the billboard's advertisement sparked outrage among the conservative community.
Her immodest clothing drew disapproving stares from the church elders.
The immodest nature of the performance led to its cancellation by city officials.
The immodest behavior of the public figure alienated many of their followers.
