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Definition of indocility - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
controlDated state of being difficult to manage or controlDated
- The indocility of the wild horse was evident.
2.
behaviorDated lack of willingness to be taught or disciplinedDated
- The student's indocility frustrated the teacher.
Origin of indocility
Latin, in- (not) + docilis (teachable)
Examples of indocility in a sentence
The indocility of the protestors was hard to control. His indocility was evident during the training session. The indocility of the group led to chaos.
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- French:indocilité, ...
- German:Widerspenstigkeit, Unbelehrbarkeit, ...
- Italian:indocilità, insubordinazione, ...
- Spanish:indocilidad, rebeldía, ...
- Portuguese:indocilidade, ...
- Chinese:难驯性, 不顺从, ...
- Japanese:扱いにくさ, 反抗性, ...
- Arabic:عِصْيَان, عَدَم الانْقِيَاد, ...
- Hebrew:אִי צַיְתָנוּת, חֹסֶר צִיּוּת, ...
- Russian:непокорность, упрямство, ...
- Ukrainian:непокірність, недисциплінованість, ...
- Hindi:अविनय, अनुशासनहीनता, ...
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