demure|demurer|demurest in English

adjective

[de·mure || dɪ'mjʊə]

calm, serious; modest, shy

Use "demure|demurer|demurest" in a sentence

1. The demure maiden , the demure spouse demure mother - this is still the ideal.

2. Lovely, simple, and demure.

3. She's very demure and sweet.

4. She gave him a demure smile.

5. She sipped her soda and looked demure.

6. Her best defence may be her demure appearance.

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8. Just then, a demure female entered the room.

9. NOT much about Texas is becoming or demure.

10. Old photos of Maggie show her young and demure.

11. There she was , grey - suited , sweet - faced , demure, but scowling.

12. The deceptively demure Meredith was led outside by the masked Lucenzo.

13. A few weeks later, she had shed her demure image.

14. Lovely, simple, and demure. Badly treated by her family and underappreciated.

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16. 17 The deceptively demure Meredith was led outside by the masked Lucenzo.

17. I wore jeans or the demure dresses approved of by the school authorities.

18. Cautious (also: aloof, demure, downbeat, inhibited, low-key, moderate, muted, reserved, restrained, stolid)

19. Aunt Edie felt there was a very teasing minx behind the girl's demure look.

20. But perhaps the cemetery's biggest crowd - puller is the relatively demure tomb of Nikita Krushchev.

21. 40 synonyms for Coy: modest, retiring, shy, shrinking, arch, timid, self-effacing, demure, flirtatious, bashful

22. Antonyms for Braggadocious include humble, meek, modest, deferential, demure, diffident, self-effacing, unpretentious, shy and retiring

23. When they become possessed by their spirits, these demure, purdah-confined ladies undergo a remarkable change.

24. WOMAN WARRIORS Fragile , submissive, demure and mysterious. That's how some Americans think of Asian women.

25. The painting portrays a beautiful lady , gentle and demure, brimming with joy and confidence in life.