humble|humbler|humblest in English

adjective

[hum·ble || 'hʌmbl]

unpretentious, poor, simple; modest, not prideful; submissive, deferential, meek

Use "humble|humbler|humblest" in a sentence

1. My most abject and humblest apologies to you as well, Princess.

2. Making someone happy is perhaps the humblest way of approaching happiness.

3. Arrogantly Humble Brand Arrogantly Humble Brand

4. Here the One who was the greatest among them performed the humblest task!

5. That's humble.

6. Humble, too.

7. " my humble servant? "

8. “Blessed are they who humble themselves without being compelled to be humble.”

9. Our humble offerings.

10. Yοur humble servant.

11. Antonyms for Brassiest include meekest, mousiest, shiest, softest, timidest, quietest, fearfullest, humblest, lowest and plainest

12. Merely a humble immigrant.

13. Great souls—good or evil—have a lot of Anima, while those who have lived humbler lives have less

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15. Just a humble woodcarver.

16. I met humble people.

17. Don't be so humble.

18. Her exceptional goodness in executing the humblest and most ordinary of tasks fired the imagination of Catholics everywhere.

19. Welcome to our humble abode!

20. PHOTOS: Humble Rodeo Attracts crowd despite coronavirus restrictions A custom tumbler with zipper from Drekico is seen during the Humble Rodeo at the Humble Civic …

21. I'm just a humble swordsman.

22. Always Be “Humble in Mind”

23. Do not be humble, please.

24. And not so humble dreams.

25. God Favors the Humble Ones