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Immodest

usgb/ɪˈmɑːdɪst/Volume
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Cultural SensitivityPlay
What is seen as immodest varies by culture, so be mindful of different standards. SlideThat skirt might be viewed as immodest in a conservative country.
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'Immodest' often suggests disapproval and is not typically used in casual conversation. SlideThe article discussed the actress's immodest attire with disapproval.
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ConnotationPlay
'Immodest' can imply excessive display of one's body, possibly suggesting sexual availability. SlideHer immodest dancing raised eyebrows amongst the older guests.