Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Modest"

A: Modest means to be humble and not brag about yourself.

A: If a person is modest, it can also be referred to as being humble, basically it means that the person does not see themselves as being better than another person for any given reason (Either because they have more skill in a given field, they coult be considered more attractive, etc.) they view themselves as equal to everyone .

A: It means not claiming credit or not claiming enough credit for a positive quality or achievement. Not being boastful about something.

A: Humble.

A: “He was always modest about his role in the expedition”

“You’re too modest! You’ve been a huge help to us”

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A: Even though it was her idea to help the community by opening the rec center, she refused to take credit for it. She's too modest for her own good.

A: He lives a modest life. You are modest. He lives in a modest house.

A: For an amount or level, they are the same, but both have different uses and meanings.

A: Modest means "not showy" or "humble".
Example:
The home had a beautiful but modest design.

Adequate means something meets a minimum requirement or need (though isn't exactly ideal).
Example:
The space was adequate for studying.

Moderate means "not extreme" or "medium (amount/quality/position on a topic)"
Examples:
I ate a moderate amount of food.
He was moderately good at playing violin.

A: A humble person is willing to accept or respect another’s authority, intellect and wisdom, or superiority without theming to challenge it or trying to assert oneself. In summary being modest refers to your behavior, being humble refers to your ego

A: Moderate is how fast you speak. It's between fast and slow.
For example:
She walks moderately.

Modest is an adjective that describes a person. It means that the person is nice and not self-centered.
For example:
Katy is so modest even though she's so talented.

Speaking modestly means speaking kindly and not mean.

Speaking moderately means speaking at a regular speed.

A: Modest and humble are very similar in their meanings. "She dressed modestly." Meaning she dressed appropriately and wasn't ostentatious. "The man was very humble in his achievements." Meaning the man didn't boast or brag about what he had accomplished. Humble: having or showing a modest or low estimate of one's own importance.
Modest: unassuming or moderate in the estimation of one's abilities or achievements.

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A: Being modest is one of your quality.

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