decenter

But I want her to think well of me—I want to show her that I'm as decent as most men 'round these parts, and decenter than some.

I saw at once that he was a good deal decenter than he looked.

But it will be far decenter and better for a parties to enter into some agreement of that sort.

There was a theory in his family that it would have been a decenter thing for him to stop running about and settle down to work.

I am in another man's skin; for what, after all, is a skin but a soul's clothing, and what is clothing but a decenter skin?