Search Results for: "modestes"

Modest, unassuming in the estimation of one's abilities or achievements.

Bashfully, modestly; in a shy or modest manner.

In a modest or humble manner.

In a modest or shy manner; modestly.

Humble, modest; having or showing a modest or low estimate of one's own importan...

Modestly, shyly; in a modest or shy manner.

Humble, modest; having or showing a modest estimate of one's own importance.

To show humility; to act modestly or respectfully.

A small, casual restaurant that serves moderately priced, simple meals in a mode...

An inn or hostel, typically a modest lodging for travelers.

Modest, shy; unwilling to draw attention to oneself.

Modest, shy, or reserved, especially regarding sexual matters.

Refers to a member of a social or intellectual elite, particularly one character...

Not complicated or difficult to understand. It can also refer to something small...

Modest; humble; reserved. Unassuming in behavior or lifestyle.

humility; a modest or low view of one's own importance

The quality of having a modest or low view of one's own importance.

To be humble; modest.

Modestly; humbly; unpretentiously.

To be humble; to be modest.

A modest present.

A modest way to say something is okay.

A humble phrase implying that what is offered is modest.

A compact or modest place of dwelling.

Refers to someone of modest means, living within their limited resources.

Being humble or modest in character.

A modest way to praise something.

A modest way to say something is okay.

It's like saying 'I know a little bit' or 'I can do it a little bit.' It's a hum...

This phrase is the Portuguese way of saying you’ve snagged a 'not bad deal' or a...

To live modestly.

To act modestly and without arrogance, showing respect and deference to others.

Someone who is modest, quiet, and avoids drawing attention.

To adopt a modest and respectful attitude, avoiding arrogance.

A modest shelter or home.

This phrase describes someone from a humble, modest background who achieves grea...

To become more modest.

Truly knowledgeable or wealthy people tend to be more modest.

To live modestly.

A person who is modest or humble.

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