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immodesty

noun as in exhibitionism

noun as in swelled head

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Example Sentences

The clean soldiers are too polite to tell you how you smell to them, but their faces reveal the immodesty of it.

He believes this immodesty hurts women, and proves the university has lost any mission it once had.

Immodesty in the minds of many people definitely connotes that which pleases the eyes and the senses.

Chateau of Beaurepaire—nest of treason, ingratitude, and immodesty—I loathe you as much as once I loved you.

The Priscillianists were accused, like the Manichans, of obscene doctrines, of religious nakedness and immodesty.

The school of the Rabbi Shammai said, "A man must not repudiate his wife unless he find in her actual immodesty."

They would not bare the body below the waist and were shocked at his immodesty because he was not so scrupulous.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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