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1 anständig
anständig, decorus. decens (geziemend, wohl stehend, Ggstz. indecorus). – honestus (ehrbar, moralisch, Ggstz. inhonestus u. turpis). – ingenuus. liberalis (eines Freigeborenen würdig, Ggstz. il liberalis); verb. honestus et liberalis. – modestus (gesittet, bescheiden, die Grenzen des Sittsamen u. Anständigen nicht überschreitend, Ggstz. immodestus, z. B. Gespräch, sermo). – verecundus (sittsam, aus Zartgefühl das Anständige nicht überschreitend, Ggstz. superbus, insolens); verb. modestus ac verecundus. – elegans (gewählt, geschmackvoll, z. B. inelegans, illiberalis). – lautus (nett, ansehnlich, auf vornehmem Fuße lebend oder eingerichtet, Ggstz. sordidus; z. B. homo: u. supellex: u. cena, convivium, epulae). – nicht a., s. unanständig. – ein a. Scherz, ingenuus iocus: eine a. Rede, decens oratio: ein a. Äußere haben (a. aussehen), formā (od. facie) esse honestā et liberali: für jmd. a. sein, decorum, honestum esse alci; alqm decere: nicht a. sein, alqm dedecere. – Adv.decore; decenter; ut decet; honeste; ingenue; liberaliter; modeste; verecunde; verb. modeste ac verecunde; eleganter; laute. – a. sich benehmen, honeste od. modeste se gerere: jmd. a. bewirten, alqm laute accipere: jmd. a. erziehen, alqm ingenue educare.
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