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overmodest

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Main Entry: bashful
Part of Speech: adjective
Definition: shy

Synonyms:

abashed, backward, blushful, blushing, chary, confused, constrained, coy, demure, diffident, embarrassed, humble, modest, nervous, overmodest, recoiling, reserved, reticent, retiring, self-conscious, self-effacing, shamefaced, sheepish, shrinking, silent, timid, timorous, unassertive, verecund

Antonyms:

confident, unabashed, unshy
Main Entry: coy
Part of Speech: adjective
Definition: very modest

Synonyms:

backward, bashful, blushing, coquettish, demure, diffident, evasive, flirtatious, humble, kittenish, overmodest, prudish, rabbity, reserved, retiring, self-effacing, shrinking, shy, skittish, timid, unassertive

Antonyms:

aggressive, forward, immodest, impudent, unshy
Main Entry: prim
Part of Speech: adjective
Definition: particular, fussy

Synonyms:

Victorian, blue-nose, ceremonial, ceremonious, choosy, cleanly, conventional, correct, dapper*, decorous, demure, fastidious, formal, genteel, good, goody-goody, nice, nit-picking, orderly, overmodest, polite, precise, priggish, prissy, proper, prudish, puritanical, rigid, shipshape, spic-and-span, spruce, stickling, stiff, straight, strait-laced, stuffy, tidy, uncluttered, upright, well-groomed, wooden

Antonyms:

informal, rumpled
Main Entry: prudish
Part of Speech: adjective
Definition: shy and strict in behavior

Synonyms:

Victorian, affected, artificial, austere, bigoted, conventional, demure, fastidious, finicky*, genteel, illiberal, mincing, narrow, narrow-minded, offish, overexact, overmodest, overnice, precise, pretentious, priggish, prim, prissy, proper, puritanical, rigid, rigorous, scrupulous, severe, simpering, square, squeamish, starchy, stern, stiff*, stilted, straitlaced, stuffy, uptight*
Notes: prudent means careful and sensible or marked by sound judgment, while prudish means excessively proper or modest in speech, conduct or dress

Antonyms:

bold, brave, extroverted, outgoing
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