Meaning of 'modest' in Arabic is: متواضع

modest: متواضع

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لائق, متواضع, مهذب, بسيط, مطيع, متوافقة, أنيق, منضبط, قياس, معتدل, معقول, كاف, لطيف, مرن, وديع, الاحترام, نوع, يرجى, منخفض, صادق, محترم, أخلاقي, نقي, عذري, خجول, عفيف النفس, إحمرار الوجه خجلا, جيد, كياسة, غير أناني, صغير, قصير, اصغر سنا, قليل, مبتهج.

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Adjective(1) marked by simplicity,not large but sufficient in size or amount,free from pomp or affectation,not offensive to sexual mores in conduct or appearance,low or inferior in station or quality,humble in spirit or manner,suggesting retiring mildness or even cowed submissiveness,limited in size or scope,free from ostentation or pretension,shy,limited,ordinary(2) marked by simplicity(3) not large but sufficient in size or amount(4) free from pomp or affectation(5) not offensive to sexual mores in conduct or appearance(6) low or inferior in station or quality(7) humble in spirit or manner(8) suggesting retiring mildness or even cowed submissiveness(9) limited in size or scope(10) free from ostentation or pretension(11) shy(12) limited(13) ordinary

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(1) He said older women need only meet the laxer condition of dressing u251cu00f6u251cu00e7u251cu2510in a modest manner.u251cu00f6u251cu00e7u251cu00fb(2) Their boards give them stock options but in relatively modest amounts.(3) it has a modest oil consumption(4) Thankful that she has the health, and the will to do most of the things she hankers after in life, nevertheless she is modest about her abilities.(5) She was not exactly a genteel lady, but she was modest and naive in many respects.(6) He's modest about his achievements, self-effacing about his music and finds an old-fashioned dignity in hard work.(7) Isabella noticed that her own neckline was lower than Gillian's modest dress.(8) Women on their own would be well advised not to travel outside of these areas and to comply with local sensibilities, particularly by wearing long sleeves and modest clothing in town areas.(9) Let's find the relatively modest amounts needed to fund things people want, and let's do it without chopping away at other programs with an axe.(10) u251cu00f6u251cu00e7u251cu2510We would argue that the toll levels are being set at relatively modest levels,u251cu00f6u251cu00e7u251cu00fb Tobin said.(11) He was kind, generous and always modest about his achievements.(12) This slowdown would be reinforced by a more modest rate of increase in house prices spreading across the country.(13) Her face was alight with anticipation as she set the chalk down, reached up, and began to unfasten the top golden button to her modest daisy dress.(14) We are trying to hone in on the talent, focus on the best stories, and we try to be low-key and modest about our role.(15) Muslims are accused of being over-sensitive about the human body but the degree of sexual harassment which occurs these days justifies modest dress.(16) Alcohol in modest amounts may have a protective effect on bone density, but sustained high consumption causes bone loss.