decent
Pronunciation: [ˈdiːsənt]
Word
Context: "quality"
(adjective) something that is good enough or acceptable. It might not be the best, but it meets a minimum standard. Like when you have decent food, it tastes okay but isn't fancy.
Example
The pizza we had for dinner was decent, not the best but still tasty.
Example
The movie wasn't decent at all; it was boring and poorly made.
Example
Is this weather decent enough for a picnic?
Context: "behavior"
(adjective) someone who behaves properly or shows good manners. If a person is decent, they treat other people with respect and kindness.
Example
She is a decent person who always helps others in need.
Example
He was not acting in a decent way when he yelled at his friends.
Example
What does it mean to be a decent friend?
Context: "appearance"
(adjective) something that looks acceptable or appropriate for a situation. If you wear decent clothes, they are clean and fit well, suitable for where you're going.
Example
He wore a decent outfit to the job interview, and it impressed the employer.
Example
Her attire was not decent for the formal event; it was too casual.
Example
Do I need to wear something decent for the party tonight?
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