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Meanings of immodesty in English
Catalan
descaradura Portuguese
exibicionismo Catalan
exhibicionisme Usage of immodesty in English
1
There was, and remains to this day, an innocence about his immodesty.
2
She felt such a leaning towards immodesty that she was a prude.
3
O chaste immodesty of science, you respect nothing, not even a peulven!
4
The immodesty of the idea made her face burn with anger.
5
By refined taste he signifies an avoidance of immodesty of style.
6
She praised the various parts of her beauty with frank immodesty.
7
May not a flush spring as naturally from shy reserve as from immodesty?
8
Though, if you'll forgive the immodesty, her case was a brilliant bit of improvisation.
9
Why right there you see as much immodesty as you do on any beach.
10
Self-knowledge must not be confused with self-conceit; for it implies no immodesty or egotism.
11
My immodesty seemed to be inducing a wave of panic among the holy men.
12
There being nothing more impudent than the immodesty of words.
13
You may see, in our christian example, chastity overcoming immodesty.
14
No, she decided finally, it was the immodesty that fascinated her more than anything.
15
There has been no immodesty nor boldness in it.
16
Refined women condemn the immodesty with which strangers are introduced into the sanctuary of marriage.
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