demure — reserved, modest, and shy in manner or behavior
Part of speech: ADJECTIVE
Definition: reserved, modest, and shy in manner or behavior
Pronunciation (IPA): /dɪˈmjʊr/
Korean meaning: 조용하고 수줍은, 얌전한
Korean pronunciation: 디**뮤**어
Example Sentences
- Despite being a famous pop star, she maintained a demure attitude during the interview.
- The cat looked demure after being caught stealing fish from the kitchen.
- Her demure wedding dress was simple but elegant.
demure
ADJECTIVE//dɪˈmjʊr//
reserved, modest, and shy in manner or behavior
A demure student speaks softly while classmates lean in to listen
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Her demure spirit seeks a cure so pure!
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Origin
From 14th-century Old French 'demure' meaning 'mature, serious, grave.' The word gradually shifted to describe someone who is modest, reserved, or shy in manner.
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“Despite being a famous pop star, she maintained a demure attitude during the interview.”
“The cat looked demure after being caught stealing fish from the kitchen.”
“Her demure wedding dress was simple but elegant.”
“He tried to look demure when his mom asked who ate all the cookies.”
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