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Offending against sexual mores in conduct or appearance.
modest
important
proud
indecent
disrespectful
domineering
overweening
uppity
1
I hope it doesn't sound
immodest
,
but that really helped the company.
2
And people were so
immodest
as to marry in their own homes.
3
A teacher wanting to discuss the
immodest
dress habits of today's youth.
4
The custom of wearing long hair was deemed
immodest
,
impious and abominable.
5
The innocence and nakedness are resumed-they are neither modest nor
immodest
.
6
She will be told she is
immodest
and not a proper Muslim.
7
A state-of-the-art Culture warship, at that, if I may make so
immodest
.
8
You would have said that Clerambault had done something dishonest or
immodest
.
9
Now I am at liberty to be
immodest
and indecent and indiscreet.
10
I have never worn- Iwillnot wear-oneof those dreadful,
immodest
gowns.
11
This was amusing, I thought, but not very clever, and rather
immodest
.
12
We must avoid
immodest
conversation, unchaste words, vile stories, and shameless jests.
13
What she had undertaken to do seemed shocking, hateful,
immodest
,
scandalous, impossible.
14
It is a sin to listen to
immodest
conversation, songs or jokes?
15
On how many
immodest
questions and impure things does it impose silence!
16
They thought us the most
immodest
women on the face of the earth.
immodest
so immodest
most immodest
as immodest
immodest dress
immodest one