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demurede‧mure /dɪˈmjʊə $ -ˈmjʊr/ adjective demureOrigin: 1300-1400 Old French demoré, past participle of demorer; ➔ DEMUR - But the demure look toward the floor, the disclaimer with the hands often as not look faked when seen.
- He is as good as his name, as wild, eccentric and ebullient as Keane is demure and disciplined.
- Her maids carried them upstairs and demure Penelope retired with great contentment in her heart.
- I wore jeans or the demure dresses approved of by the school authorities.
- Lovely, simple, and demure.
- She looked almost demure, she thought disparagingly, glaring at her reflection as if her dilemma were all the mirror's fault.
- The deceptively demure Meredith was led outside by the masked Lucenzo.
- When they become possessed by their spirits, these demure, purdah-confined ladies undergo a remarkable change.
1quiet, serious, and well-behaved – used especially about women in the past: Old photos of Maggie show her young and demure.2demure clothes do not show much of a woman’s body: a demure white dress—demurely adverb |