| Definition of 'meekness' |
Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (noun) meekness, submission
the feeling of patient, submissive humbleness
2. (noun) meekness, subduedness
a disposition to be patient and long suffering
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| Definition of 'meekness' |
Webster Dictionary |
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1. (noun) meekness
the quality or state of being meek
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Sense: humble and not likely to complain, argue, react strongly etc
a meek little man.
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 Afrikaans: sagmoedigheid |
 Arabic: تَواضُع، خَجَل |
 Bulgarian: смиреност |
 Brazilian: humildade |
 Czech: trpělivost |
 German: die Sanftmut |
 Danish: ydmyghed |
 Greek: πραότητα |
 Spanish: mansedumbre, paciencia |
 Estonian: vagurus |
 Farsi: خونسردی |
 Finnish: säyseys |
 French: douceur |
 Hebrew: כְּנִיעוּת |
 Hindi: नम्रता |
 Croatian: krotkost, blagost |
 Hungarian: szelídség |
 Indonesian: kepatuhan |
 Icelandic: hógværð, mjúklyndi |
 Italian: mitezza |
 Japanese: 柔和 |
 Korean: 온순함 |
 Lithuanian: romumas |
 Latvian: pazemība, lēnprātība |
 Malay: sifat yg menurut |
 Dutch: gedweeheid |
 Norwegian: ydmykhet; forsagthet |
 Polish: łagodność |
 Persian: خونسردی |
 Pashto: خونسردى |
 Portuguese: humildade |
 Romanian: blândeţe |
 Russian: кротость |
 Slovak: trpezlivosť |
 Slovenian: pohlevnost |
 Serbian: krotkost |
 Swedish: ödmjukhet, undergivenhet, |
 Thai: ความนอบน้อม |
 Turkish: uysallık |
 Taiwanese: 溫順 |
 Ukrainian: лагідність |
 Urdu: مسکینی |
 Vietnamese: tính hiền lành |
 Chinese: 温顺 |
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