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Definition of mildness - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
weatherRare pleasant weather with moderate temperaturesRare
- The mildness of the spring was refreshing.
2.
gentlenessRare quality of being gentle and calmRare
- Her mildness made her a beloved teacher.
3.
emotionRare leniency shown through tolerance or mercyRare
- The judge's mildness was appreciated by the defendant.
Origin of mildness
Old English, milde (gentle) + -ness (state)
Terms with mildness included in their meaning
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mildness
quality of being mild or tolerant
mildness in punishment
quality of being mild or gentle in punishment or judgment
subtle
characterized by subtlety or mildness
Examples of mildness in a sentence
We enjoyed the mildness during our beach vacation. The mildness of his tone calmed the heated debate. Her mildness in handling the situation was appreciated by everyone. Her mildness in handling disputes was commendable. The teacher's mildness encouraged open discussions.
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- French:douceur, calme, ...
- German:Milde, Sanftheit, ...
- Italian:mitezza, dolcezza, ...
- Spanish:suavidad, dulzura, ...
- Portuguese:suavidade, mansidão, ...
- Chinese:温和气候, 温和, ...
- Japanese:穏やかさ, 優しさ, ...
- Arabic:اعتدال, الرفق, ...
- Hebrew:מְתִינוּת, רַכּוּת, ...
- Russian:мягкость, кротость, ...
- Ukrainian:м'якість, ніжність, ...
- Hindi:मृदुता, उदारता, ...
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