immodest

They thought us the most immodest women on the face of the earth.

The work that was assigned to him he did as well as he could; but he had little art to recommend himself in immodest ways.

When men in their pages have been described as dishonest and women as immodest, have they not ever been punished?

Not that they are immodest, but that they go about with scarcely any clothes, which seems quite all right to them.

The costumes of actresses are often immodest, and many of these women are immoral in character.

It is not conditioned by what we deem modest or immodest, high or low, male or female.

She had been getting irreligious and immodest, and now she was unhappy, and it served her right.

The sense in which it is misused is that of immodest, indecent.

And on the contrary, an imitating of proud or immodest fashions, 1.

Because of "newe and immodest fashions" the wearing of silver, gold and silk laces, girdles and hat bands was prohibited.