decent
మంచి
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.
translation of 'decent '
ఉచితమైన,
తగుపాటి యుక్తమైన,
మర్యాదయైన,
తగిన
example
Quite how authentically Tunisian the snake charmers, contortionists and belly dancers were I don't know, but it was a good laugh and the meal was 'decent' enough.
After a 'decent' interval he and Madeleine left Carew to his liqueurs and cynicism and headed back across the square to the Hotel Adernis.
If you put all of those young players into the team at the same time, without some really 'decent' players alongside them, you will lose.
She got out of bed and changed into a 'decent' dress of woolspun.
We want clean, quiet hospital wards with appropriate privacy and 'decent' food.
For our grand finale, ordered after a 'decent' interval, there was only ever going to be one choice for me, the dark treacle custard tart with rum soaked raisins.
After a 'decent' interval, laughter became acceptable as a means of relieving the tension.
Over the weekend I tend to wander around in my pyjamas, contact lenses not yet inserted, until after breakfast, before attempting to dress and get 'decent' .
There isn't a 'decent' interval of time during which one must hold on to a present out of respect to the giver, although the introduction of such a tradition would save a lot of heartache.
John and Rich were very 'decent' though, agreeing to sleep on the lounge floor.
But there used to be limits that 'decent' men and women respected.
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.
Though Adams was a doubter on many aspects of Christianity, he nonetheless had a 'decent' respect for it.
A person who loves watching movies can never be alone when they have a 'decent' VHS or DVD player.
Brett has been Mr House Husband today, cooking dinner and now doing the washing up, which is very 'decent' of him as I'm feeling a bit rough for some reason.
Don't get me wrong I'm not a habititual complainer, but I expect to be given a 'decent' service and politeness, not much to ask is it?
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.
A 'decent' game of football was never likely as both teams struggled to adapt to the atrocious conditions.
He's a 'decent' bloke, kind, generous and gentle to a fault.
The truth is, most lawyers in Canada make a 'decent' , modest living.
The text is a 'decent' size; leading satisfactory; and it's longish - nearly 400 pages - but not too long.
He also made the request that people who attended should attend in 'decent' dress, as per a golf course.
Naples suffers from a dearth of 'decent' affordable accommodation.
He said it had once been a 'decent' community, a nice place to live, but it had gone downhill in the last five years.
It's satisfying to get two 'decent' , sustaining main meals for two hungry blokes out of one medium sized chicken.
If you stick around and look underneath the make-up you just may find a very 'decent' and worthy human being.
‘David was the best husband you could wish for; he was loving, dependable and considerate, a very 'decent' man,’ she said.
We don't have a preference for any particular part of town, just a nice B&B with 'decent' Tube access.
As always I struck up a conversation with the barista, commenting it had been three days since I'd had a 'decent' cup of coffee.
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.
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