Definitions and Examples of promiscuous, immodest, impure
Learn when and how to use these words with these examples!
promiscuous
Having many sexual partners without commitment or discrimination.
Example
She was known for her promiscuous behavior and often slept with different men.
Lacking humility or decency; revealing too much of one's body or behavior.
Example
Her dress was so short that it was considered immodest and inappropriate for the occasion.
Not clean, wholesome, or morally pure; contaminated or tainted.
Example
The water in the river was impure and not safe for drinking.
Key Differences: promiscuous vs immodest vs impure
- 1Promiscuous describes a person who has many sexual partners without commitment or discrimination.
- 2Immodest describes a person who lacks humility or decency and reveals too much of their body or behavior.
- 3Impure describes something that is not clean, wholesome, or morally pure, and is contaminated or tainted.
Effective Usage of promiscuous, immodest, impure
- 1Social Etiquette: Use these antonyms to describe behavior that is not socially acceptable.
- 2Vocabulary Building: Learn these antonyms to expand your vocabulary and improve your communication skills.
- 3Cultural Awareness: Understand the cultural differences in attitudes towards sexuality and modesty by learning these antonyms.
Remember this!
The antonyms of maidenlike describe a person who is not chaste, modest, or pure. Use promiscuous, immodest, and impure to describe behavior that is not socially acceptable, expand your vocabulary, and understand cultural differences in attitudes towards sexuality and modesty.
