Pronunciation: /dɪˈkɔrəs/
adjective Behaving in a manner that is socially acceptable and proper; characterized by good taste and propriety.
A1 She always behaves in a decorous manner at family gatherings.
A2 The students were expected to dress decorously for the school dance.
B1 The decorous atmosphere of the restaurant made it a popular spot for business meetings.
B2 The ambassador's speech was eloquent and decorous, reflecting his diplomatic training.
C1 The decorous conduct of the guests at the royal banquet impressed the queen.
C2 Her decorous demeanor in the face of adversity earned her the respect of her colleagues.
formal The decorous attire of the guests at the gala added to the elegance of the event.
informal She always makes sure her house is decorous before guests come over.
slang I can't believe how decorous his outfit is, he must have spent hours picking it out.
figurative His decorous behavior in public hides the chaos he feels inside.
decorated
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