immodest

adjective

im·mod·est | \ (ˌ)i(m)-ˈmä-dəst

Definition of immodest

: not modest specifically : not conforming to the sexual mores of a particular time or place

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Although it might sound immodest of me to say so, I am very proud of what we have accomplished. an immodest proposal for altering the town's traditional character by an uppity newcomer at his first town meeting

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The same men who talked about time devoted to the treadmill ate immodest portions of foods that were—how to put this?— — Jon Wertheim, SI.com, "The after-party: Inside the life of the modern professional athlete in retirement," 3 July 2017 My brother Saif says people get really angry at women who look immodest. — Diaa Hadid, New York Times, "My Hajj Reading List: Preparing for Mecca SEPT. 8, 2016," 9 Sep. 2016 This relieves a generous soul like coach Steve Kerr of needing to be immodest or arrogant, avoiding any sort of fuss that would cause anyone to pay further attention to them. — Bernie Lincicome, chicagotribune.com, "Dynasty and greatest are words not to associate with Warriors," 16 June 2017 Mr. Almqvist said, which means immodest shavings of truffles and tender lobster spoon-fed to diners by the chef himself. — Ingrid K. Williams, New York Times, "A Once-Dead Stockholm Enclave Gets a Shot of Youthful Energy," 21 Dec. 2016

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