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Synonyms of 'demure'

demure

adjective

  1. shy, diffident, modest, reserved, reticent, retiring, sedate, unassuming

Nearby words of 'demure'

  • demoralize
  • demote
  • demur
  • demure
  • den
  • denial
  • denigrate
  • All ENGLISH synonyms that begin with 'D'

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Thesaurus for demure from the Collins American English Thesaurus
Dictionary definition
If you describe someone, usually a young woman , as demure , you mean they are quiet and rather shy , usually in a way that you like and find appealing , and behave very correctly.
See full definition of demure

Would

The modal verb would is commonly used as follows: to make a polite request. Would you mind moving your bag? Would you give me a hand with this ladder, please? to offer something politely. ...
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