immodest
a . 不谦虚的,冒失的
不谦虚的,冒失的
immodest adj 1 :
having or showing an exaggerated opinion of your importance ,
ability ,
etc ; "
brash immodest boasting " [
ant :
{
modest }]
2 :
offending against sexual mores in conduct or appearance [
ant :
{
modest }]
Immodest \
Im *
mod "
est \,
a . [
F .
immodeste ,
L .
immodestus immoderate ;
pref .
im -
not modestus modest .
See {
Modest }.]
1 .
Not limited to due bounds ;
immoderate .
[
1913 Webster ]
2 .
Not modest ;
wanting in the reserve or restraint which decorum and decency require ;
indecent ;
indelicate ;
obscene ;
lewd ;
as ,
immodest persons ,
behavior ,
words ,
pictures ,
etc .
[
1913 Webster ]
Immodest deeds you hinder to be wrought ,
But we proscribe the least immodest thought .
--
Dryden .
Syn :
Indecorous ;
indelicate ;
shameless ;
shameful ;
impudent ;
indecent ;
impure ;
unchaste ;
lewd ;
obscene .
[
1913 Webster ]
61 Moby Thesaurus words for "
immodest ":
aggressively self -
confident ,
arrogant ,
bawdy ,
biggety ,
bold ,
brash ,
brazen ,
brazenfaced ,
bumptious ,
cheeky ,
chesty ,
coarse ,
cocky ,
conceited ,
dirty ,
disrespectful ,
exhibitionistic ,
flagrant ,
forward ,
fresh ,
impertinent ,
improper ,
impudent ,
indecent ,
indecorous ,
indelicate ,
insolent ,
know -
it -
all ,
lascivious ,
lewd ,
loose ,
notorious ,
obscene ,
obtrusive ,
overwise ,
peacockish ,
peacocky ,
perk ,
perky ,
pert ,
presumptuous ,
provocative ,
puffed up ,
revealing ,
self -
conceited ,
self -
opinionated ,
sexy ,
shameful ,
shameless ,
smart -
alecky ,
smutty ,
stuck -
up ,
swelled -
headed ,
titillating ,
unabashed ,
unashamed ,
unblushing ,
unembarrassed ,
unmodest ,
unrestrained ,
wanton
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