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To lie about being worse at something than you actually are. John: Hey Phil, did you just do the 100 meter sprint in 10 seconds?
Bill: Yeah, but I'm not very good at sprinting. The opposite of modest is arrogance. This is being truthful about how good you are. |
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To not be braggy and full of yourself Everyone likes me.
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- "Me? A great artist? No, I can't accept that title."
- "But you are! You don't have to be so modest." - "I'm looking for a more modest dress." - "What's modest?" - "You know- long skirt, high neckline, long sleeves. Nothing that shows off my breasts or my thighs." - "I've never seen anything like that." - "Forget it!" |
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Reasonable, moderate. A modest propasal
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to cover up parts of your body that are obviously meant to be covered. and to not overwhelm your face in a paste of makeup. it is true beauty, and a quality that a lot of girls need to discover. pronto! "Modest ARE the hottest."
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not inclined to engage in sexual acts
prude Since Mary didn't give me any, I am labelling her modest.
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