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canaille, dregs of the people, ar

The _populace_ are poor and ignorant, but ; a _mob_ is disorderly and lawless, but may be rich and influential The _rabble_ is despicable, worthless, purposeless; a _mob_ may have effective desperate purpose A _crowd_excitement is needed to make it a _mob_ Compare PEOPLE

MODEL

Synonyinal, representation, copy, in, imitation, prototype, type

example, mold,

A _pattern_ is always, in modern use, that which is to be copied; a _ to be copied or the _copy_ that has been made from it; as, the _models_ in the Patent Office A _pattern_ is commonly superficial; a _model_ is usually in relief A _pattern_ must be closely followed in its minutest particulars by a faithful copyist; a _ree of freedo _model_; his workmen must exactly _copy_ in marble or metal the _model_ he has made in clay Compare EXAMPLE; IDEA; IDEAL

MODESTY

Synonyms:

backwardness, constraint, reserve, timidity, bashfulness, coyness, shyness, unobtrusiveness

coldness, diffidence,

_Bashfulness_ is a shrinking fronable reason

_Coyness_ is a half encouragement, half avoidance of offered attention, and may be real or affected _Diffidence_ is self-distrust; _modesty_, a humble estimate of oneself in co _Modesty_ has also the specificindelicate _Shyness_ is a tendency to shrink from observation; _timidity_, a distinct fear of criticis oneself aloof fros from expression, or one's affairs from communication to others _Reserve_ may be the retreat of _shyness_, or, on the other hand, the contehtiness

Compare ABASH; PRIDE; TACITURN

Antonyance, egotism, impudence, sauciness, assumption, forwardness, indiscretion, self-conceit, assurance, frankness, loquaciousness, self-sufficiency, boldness, freedom, loquacity, sociability

conceit,