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The phrase "a trace of modesty" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a small amount or hint of modesty in someone's behavior or attitude.
Example: "Despite her numerous achievements, there was still a trace of modesty in the way she spoke about her success."
Alternatives: "a hint of modesty" or "a touch of modesty".
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"The reason my cheese is so delicious," said Ms. Amieva, without a trace of modesty, "is my hands".
I think I can say without a trace of modesty that I was the first Caribbean writer to explore and employ dialect in a full-length novel where it was used in both narrative and dialogue.
Scenic Hudson, the group that led the fight, claims, with not a trace of modesty, that its battle "gave rise to America's grassroots environmental movement and served as the basis for all environmental law in this country".
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If there is any trace of modesty within the hundreds of pages produced for HarperCollins, it will be entirely false.
We also get to spend time with Oudolf himself, a 70-something native of the Netherlands with a craggy face and a shock of white hair whose tart, candid comments do not reveal even a trace of false modesty.
"I'm always the loving rich guy, and very handsome," he said with no trace of modesty.
A belted cardigan adds a touch of modesty.
Not a trace of mud.
A trace of cushion.
A trace of perfume.
Without a trace of a smile, Mlle.
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