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    Decoroso (en. Decorous)

    [dekoˈɾoso]

    Meaning & Definition

    EnglishSpanish
    adjective
    Refers to something that is worthy and respectable.
    His behavior was decorous during the ceremony.
    Su comportamiento fue decoroso durante la ceremonia.
    Indicates an attitude or action that is correct and meets social norms.
    He always acts decorously in public.
    Siempre actúa de manera decorosa en público.
    Describes a way of dressing that is suitable for the occasion.
    The dress she chose is very decorous for the party.
    El vestido que eligió es muy decoroso para la fiesta.

    Etymology

    It comes from the Latin 'decorosus', which means worthy or beautiful.

    Common Phrases and Expressions

    decorous behavior
    Behavior that is worthy and respectable.
    conducta decorosa
    decorous act
    An action that is considered appropriate and correct.
    acto decoroso
    to dress decorously
    To dress in an appropriate and respectable manner.
    vestir de manera decorosa

    Related Words

    decorum
    Accepted standards of behavior in a society.
    decorum
    decent
    That conforms to the norms of propriety or dignity.
    decente
    dignity
    The quality of being worthy or respectable.
    dignidad

    Slang Meanings

    In a sarcastic tone, something that is said to be decorous but is not.
    That party was not decorous at all, there were only excesses.
    Esa fiesta no fue nada decorosa, solo habían excesos.
    Used to describe what is commonly acceptable although not outstanding.
    Her presentation was decorous, but it lacked some excitement.
    Su presentación fue decorosa, pero le faltó algo de emoción.