decent
ਵਿਨੀਤ
definition
adjective
the good name of such a decent and innocent person
conforming with generally accepted standards of respectable or moral behavior.
find me a decent cup of coffee
of an acceptable standard; satisfactory.
example
Society has allowed a lowering of standards and eroded the rules of 'decent' , thoughtful behaviour.
So let no-one say British people aren't 'decent' , aren't generous.
We could help to maintain 'decent' moral standards in advertising, by using our own purchasing power ethically.
From the sounds downstairs, my mother was trying to recover from last night's hangover and put on a 'decent' dress for her daughters' weddings.
Though Adams was a doubter on many aspects of Christianity, he nonetheless had a 'decent' respect for it.
But there used to be limits that 'decent' men and women respected.
I talk to a nice, 'decent' guy who understands my frustration but can't do jack about it.
A respected international footballer speaking 'decent' Spanish and enjoying life in Madrid should shut up both the snobs and the Europhobes.
It's fair to say that a few 'decent' shops would be nice and many areas of the town could do with a facelift, but that does not mean we live in misery and squalor.
One source told Hersh that ‘after a 'decent' interval,’ he would depart.
In Anne's case, the overriding impression was that of a dignified and 'decent' woman struggling hard to cope with the pain of ending a marriage which just hadn't worked out.
We don't have a preference for any particular part of town, just a nice B&B with 'decent' Tube access.
They were both pretty ordinary, lived normal lives, made satisfactory grades and were 'decent' looking.
‘David was the best husband you could wish for; he was loving, dependable and considerate, a very 'decent' man,’ she said.
Cash also plays its part in managerial success, but the £5m that Moyes has been given to spend represents no more than a down payment on a 'decent' Premiership player.
After a 'decent' interval has passed, we'll hear what they're going to do.
John and Rich were very 'decent' though, agreeing to sleep on the lounge floor.
It's insulting to my morals as a 'decent' human being to have to watch people degrade themselves on television and use sly tactics in order to win money.
‘They are playing really well and they have some 'decent' young players, so they are a hard team to play against,’ conceded Paul.
She made for a 'decent' picture dressed in simple dark brown cashmere, and her hair placed in a simple bun at the nape of her neck.
Those of us who depend on a 'decent' public transport service are entitled to ask Mr Hughes for a list of those bus routes he intends to chop if he is elected.
After a 'decent' interval of days, the identity of the new Prime Minister was no surprise.
They use cheap materials and actually destroy a lot of 'decent' furniture and fittings in the process - if something is considered unfashionable it gets taken out or painted over.
Results are 'decent' , the players are happy again, the club is doing well.
Then came the main courses - served after a 'decent' interval to allow some digesting and conversation to take place before studious consumption resumed.
If some leader was prepared to argue the 'decent' moral position, people would follow.
It was followed by a 'decent' Caesar salad, with a tangy dressing that was appropriately not too creamy after the pot of cheese we'd just consumed.
What you have here is nice folks running a 'decent' restaurant with unique food.
I chatted for a 'decent' interval, then picked up my book, smiled, and wished them a pleasant vacation.
These orders were invariably cancelled, after a 'decent' interval, due to the whims of our fictitious clients.
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