Modest

Having or showing a moderate or humble estimate of one's merits, importance, etc. 'Modest' encompasses a range of behaviors and attitudes, including humility, reserve, and a lack of ostentation.

It can refer to someone who downplays their accomplishments, dresses plainly, or avoids drawing attention to themselves.

A Modest person is generally considered to be respectful, considerate, and approachable.

It can also extend to things, representing something small, humble or simple in size, quantity, or extent.

Modest meaning with examples

Despite winning the award, she remained remarkably Modest, deflecting praise and highlighting the contributions of her team members.
He lived a Modest life in a small apartment, content with simple pleasures and avoiding material excess.
The company experienced a Modest increase in profits this quarter, but still met their targets and satisfied stakeholders.
She wore a Modest dress to the party, opting for understated elegance rather than flashy extravagance, focusing on character instead.
The initial proposal included a Modest budget for marketing, with plans to scale it up based on early results to see how effective it was.

Modest Synonyms

demure humble meek moderate plain reserved shy simple unassuming unpretentious

Modest Antonyms

arrogant boastful conceited extravagant immodest ostentatious proud showy vain

Modest Crossword Answers

3 Letters

COY LOW SHY

4 Letters

MEEK MILD

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MINOR SMALL LOWLY

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DEMURE HUMBLE SIMPLE CHASTE DECENT

7 Letters

BASHFUL

8 Letters

RETIRING RESERVED

9 Letters

DIFFIDENT

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SMALLSCALE UNASSUMING POCKETSIZE

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POCKETSIZED

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UNPRETENTIOUS

14 Letters

UNOSTENTATIOUS