modesty in Irish
modesty in Irish is adhnáire — modesty means the quality of not boasting about one's abilities or achievements; humility.
modesty in Irish
adhnáire
The quality of being modest; having a limited and not overly high opinion of oneself and one's abilities.
What does "modesty" mean?
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noun The quality of not boasting about one's abilities or achievements; humility.
"He accepted the praise with characteristic modesty."
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noun Behavior or dress that avoids drawing sexual attention.
"The school's uniform policy was designed with modesty in mind."
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modesty in a sentence
- He accepted the praise with characteristic modesty.
- The school's uniform policy was designed with modesty in mind.
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What is "modesty" in Irish?
"modesty" in Irish is adhnáire. modesty means: The quality of not boasting about one's abilities or achievements; humility.
How do you use "modesty" in a sentence?
Example: "He accepted the praise with characteristic modesty." In Irish, "modesty" is adhnáire.
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