modest

/ˈmɑdəst/
adjective
  1. Not large in amount, size, or degree; moderate or limited.
    • They live in a modest house with just two bedrooms.
    • The company reported a modest increase in profits this quarter.
    • She received a modest salary for her first job out of college.
  2. Having or showing a humble opinion of one's own importance or achievements; not boastful.
    • He gave a modest speech, thanking his team instead of taking credit.
    • It's hard to stay modest when everyone keeps praising you.
    • Even after winning the award, she remained modest about her success.
  3. (of clothing or behavior) avoiding showing too much of the body; decent or proper.
    • In some cultures, modest dress is expected in public places.
    • She prefers modest clothing that covers her shoulders and knees.
    • The swimsuit was modest but still stylish.
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