modestly
/ˈmɑdɪstli/
adverb
- In a way that is not too proud or confident about your own abilities or achievements; humbly.
- She modestly credited her team for the project's success.
- The author modestly described her bestselling novel as 'just a simple story.'
- He smiled modestly when praised for his volunteer work.
- In a way that is not large in size, amount, or degree; moderately.
- Sales increased modestly by about five percent this quarter.
- The restaurant was modestly priced, so we could afford to eat there often.
- Their house was modestly furnished but felt warm and welcoming.
- In a way that avoids showing too much of the body; with clothing that covers the body fully.
- She dressed modestly for the formal ceremony.
- In many cultures, people dress modestly out of respect for their traditions.
- The swimsuit was designed to cover the body modestly.
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