Pronunciation: /dɪˈmjʊr/
noun a demure person
A1 She always carries herself with demure elegance.
A2 The demure of her outfit caught everyone's attention.
B1 Her demure at the party was noticed by many.
B2 The demure of her behavior belied her true feelings.
C1 Despite her demure appearance, she was a fierce competitor.
C2 The demure of her demeanor masked a complex personality.
adjective reserved, modest, and shy in a way that seems proper
A1 She was demure and shy, always keeping to herself.
A2 The demure young woman blushed when complimented on her dress.
B1 Her demure demeanor often made people underestimate her intelligence.
B2 Despite her demure appearance, she was a fierce competitor on the tennis court.
C1 The actress's demure beauty captivated audiences around the world.
C2 The diplomat's demure smile masked a shrewd and calculating mind.
formal She carried herself in a demure manner at the charity gala, attracting the attention of many guests.
informal Despite her demure appearance, she had a wicked sense of humor that always caught people off guard.
slang She may seem demure, but don't underestimate her - she's got a wild side.
figurative The painting's demure colors belied the intense emotions it evoked in viewers.
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