decent in Irish
decent in Irish is gnaíúil — decent means morally proper and respectable; showing honesty and fairness.
decent in Irish
gnaíúil
(of a person) Having a suitable conformity to basic moral standards; showing integrity, fairness, or other characteristics associated with moral uprightness.
What does "decent" mean?
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adj Morally proper and respectable; showing honesty and fairness.
"He's a decent man who always keeps his word."
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adj Reasonably good or acceptable in quality or amount.
"They offered her a decent salary for the position."
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adj Wearing enough clothing to be seen by others.
"Give me a minute to get decent before you come in."
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decent in a sentence
- He's a decent man who always keeps his word.
- They offered her a decent salary for the position.
- We had a decent meal at the airport before our flight.
- Give me a minute to get decent before you come in.
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What is "decent" in Irish?
"decent" in Irish is gnaíúil. decent means: Morally proper and respectable; showing honesty and fairness.
How do you use "decent" in a sentence?
Example: "He's a decent man who always keeps his word." In Irish, "decent" is gnaíúil.
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