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What is another word for
meekest
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Superlative for having a shy or timid nature or character
Superlative for cowardly, or lacking in courage
Superlative for submissive to the will or demands of others
Superlative for having a gentle, mild or patient nature or character
Superlative for free of, or inclined to avoid, conflict or dissent
(
colloquial
)
Superlative for weak in character, lacking determination or willpower
Superlative for humble in position or status
Superlative for in a gentle or delicate manner
Superlative for having a small physical stature
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Adjective
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Superlative for having a shy or timid nature or character
shiest
timidest
coyest
humblest
quietest
mousiest
fearfullest
lowliest
silentest
unsurest
simplest
plainest
scariest
mildest
wariest
chariest
nicest
weakest
closest
chastest
seemliest
jumpiest
jitteriest
palest
nerviest
antsiest
poorest
homeliest
primmest
cowardliest
smallest
yellowest
wimpiest
most reserved
most withdrawn
most reticent
most bashful
most introverted
most modest
most unassertive
most diffident
most unassuming
most demure
most timorous
most self-effacing
most unpretentious
most sheepish
most unconfident
most hesitant
most insecure
most backward
most nervous
most unobtrusive
most self-conscious
most recessive
most unassured
most apprehensive
most unforthcoming
most blushing
most restrained
most embarrassed
most shamefaced
most uncertain
most unpresuming
most passive
most tremulous
most skittish
most inhibited
most abashed
most fainthearted
most fearsome
most anxious
most rabbity
most submissive
most ordinary
most secretive
most unostentatious
most unaffected
most unpretending
most constrained
most reluctant
most temperate
most reclusive
most introvert
most unsociable
most retired
most unaggressive
most unboastful
most faint-hearted
most ill at ease
most ashamed
most deferential
most docile
most worried
most apologetic
most unpresumptuous
most overmodest
most low-key
most discreet
most low-profile
most verecund
most blushful
most uncommunicative
most proper
most unresponsive
most taciturn
most secret
most eremitic
most seclusive
most private
most self-deprecating
most prudent
most moderate
most hermitic
most eremitical
most pusillanimous
most natural
most undemonstrative
most unaffable
most unexpansive
most quivery
most unimposing
most ingenuous
most timidsome
most genuine
most artless
most inelaborate
most inconspicuous
most unemotional
most distant
most standoffish
most unambitious
most unadorned
most egoless
most frightened
most soft-spoken
most token
most economical
most spineless
most humbled
most afraid
most uncomfortable
most distressed
most flustered
most discountenanced
most cowed
most intimidated
most disconcerted
most upset
most lily-livered
most prudish
most muddled
most distraught
most stuttering
most red-faced
most suspicious
most unpoised
most distrustful
more ❯
“It was the particularly
meek
and timid child that drew my sympathy. Such a child was Hari, a miniature bespectacled Mahatma.”
Adjective
▲
Superlative for cowardly, or lacking in courage
cowardliest
fearfullest
timidest
wimpiest
yellowest
sissiest
wussiest
dastardliest
softest
weakest
mousiest
wishy-washiest
uselessest
wettest
ficklest
tamest
unsurest
cringiest
jitteriest
gentlest
feeblest
shakiest
abjectest
shiest
frailest
basest
jumpiest
unmanliest
weediest
nerviest
lamest
daftest
nerdiest
scariest
faintest
swishiest
most timorous
most frightened
most scared
most pusillanimous
most spineless
most chicken
most craven
most fainthearted
most wimpish
most unheroic
most spiritless
most sissified
most lily-livered
most weak-kneed
most yellow-bellied
most chicken-livered
most faint-hearted
most nervous
most afraid
most irresolute
most weak-willed
most effete
most powerless
most pathetic
most vacillating
most wavering
most intimidated
most supine
most characterless
most sheepish
most indecisive
most unassertive
most impotent
most passive
most ineffectual
most inept
most ineffective
most fallible
most indeterminate
most nerveless
most yielding
most limp-wristed
most corruptible
most namby-pamby
most milk-and-water
most chicken-hearted
most undependable
most unreliable
most apprehensive
most skittish
most tremulous
most anxious
most pigeon-hearted
most panicky
most unassured
most cowed
most recreant
most capricious
most dismayed
most bullied
most submissive
most browbeaten
most hesitant
most tentative
most chickenhearted
most poltroon
most candy-assed
most milk-livered
most boneless
most diffident
most caitiff
most weakened
most squeamish
most backward
most worthless
most cowhearted
most feckless
most white-livered
most niddering
most poltroonish
most petrified
most startled
most pithless
most spooked
most emasculate
most terrified
most fearsome
most trepidatious
most uncourageous
most compliant
most persuasible
most persuadable
most impressionable
most feeble-minded
most changeable
more ❯
“Because the people lacked a concept of rights, they were
meek
and cowardly.”
Adjective
▲
Superlative for submissive to the will or demands of others
tamest
weakest
humblest
mildest
gentlest
timidest
easiest
abjectest
softest
quietest
lowliest
milkiest
patientest
best-behaved
gamest
shiest
politest
fearfullest
readiest
spongiest
tenderest
best
loyalest
mellowest
coolest
peacefullest
happiest
supplest
bendiest
friendliest
best-mannered
eagerest
keenest
best-disposed
gladdest
kindest
kindliest
usefullest
seemliest
pleasantest
neighborliest
US
lovingest
ruliest
tranquilest
calmest
nicest
sweetest
breeziest
handiest
most compliant
most submissive
most obedient
most yielding
most tractable
most biddable
most acquiescent
most deferential
most unprotesting
most reverent
most weak-kneed
most docile
most pliant
most amenable
most accommodating
most malleable
most passive
most unassertive
most manageable
most dutiful
most pliable
most governable
most persuadable
most servile
most obsequious
most controllable
most obliging
most persuasible
most subservient
most complaisant
most agreeable
most willing
most conformable
most manipulable
most cooperative
most subdued
most obeisant
most resistless
most reverential
most impressionable
most sycophantic
most ingratiating
most longanimous
most suggestible
most susceptive
most duteous
most self-effacing
most spiritless
most forbearing
most ductile
most adaptable
most slavish
most tolerant
most receptive
most susceptible
most accepting
most influenceable
most teachable
most suasible
most unassuming
most spineless
most subject
most responsive
most gullible
most respectful
most unresistant
most unquestioning
most docious
most menial
most subordinate
most flexible
most supine
most self-abasing
most uncomplaining
most conforming
most enduring
most conformist
most accordant
most long-suffering
most peaceable
most consenting
most browbeaten
most bullied
most workable
most unobtrusive
most cowed
most demure
most oppressed
most approving
most assentient
most repressed
most intimidated
most convincible
most supplicatory
most sheepish
most quiescent
most naive
most assentive
most domesticated
most placable
most amiable
most apprehensive
most hesitant
most unambitious
most timorous
most tentative
most disciplinable
most trainable
most ingenuous
most unsuspecting
most stoic
most self-conscious
most moldable
most truckling
most credulous
most stoical
most uxorious
most constrained
most Uriah Heepish
most prone
most exploitable
most indulgent
most toadyish
most lenient
most regardful
most open
most innocent
most henpecked
most disciplined
most forgiving
most craven
most attentive
most devoted
most humiliating
most faithful
most observant
most charitable
most hearsome
most sheeplike
most agentic
most deferent
most selfless
most wide-eyed
most easy-going
most orderly
most easygoing
most complacent
most childlike
most usable
most laid-back
most courteous
most helpful
most considerate
most decent
most well behaved
most civil
most forthcoming
most transformable
most civilized
US
most mannerly
most thoughtful
most civilised
UK
most generous
most restrained
most tameable
most enthusiastic
most dedicated
most conciliatory
most tamable
most amendable
most trained
most disposed
most filial
most changeable
most proper
most accommodative
most decorous
most unselfish
most supportive
most neighbourly
UK
most cheerful
most favorable
US
most favourable
UK
most sympathetic
most weak-willed
most good-natured
most good-tempered
most good-humoured
UK
most good-humored
US
most feeble-minded
most compromising
most bendable
most ungrudging
most mouldable
most awed
most companionable
most accessible
most conscientious
most inexperienced
most plastic
most unformed
most mindful
most ingratiatory
most responsible
most solicitous
most worshipful
most nonviolent
most punctilious
most obligatory
most binding
most controlled
most instructible
most instructable
most benevolent
most encourageable
most educable
most guidable
most honourable
UK
most pusillanimous
most righteous
most adjustable
most magnanimous
most honorable
US
most variable
most moral
most genial
most affable
most gracious
most understanding
most alterable
most sequacious
most modifiable
most virtuous
most moderate
most cordial
most bighearted
most altruistic
most hospitable
most ethical
most coachable
most fluid
most warm-hearted
most good-hearted
most even-tempered
most kind-hearted
most yellow-bellied
most versatile
most solid
most mutable
most inclined
most prepared
most pleased
most user friendly
most lawful
most elastic
most content
most predisposed
most set
most desirous
most fain
most zealous
most minded
most like-minded
more ❯
“The
meek
populace has surrendered to this manipulation.”
Adjective
▲
Superlative for having a gentle, mild or patient nature or character
gentlest
peacefullest
humblest
softest
patientest
quietest
mildest
placidest
mellowest
pleasantest
benignest
tenderest
tamest
calmest
easiest
kindest
kindliest
friendliest
humanest
lovingest
blandest
coolest
shiest
warmest
laxest
lightest
neighborliest
US
best
nicest
freest
politest
biggest
loosest
wholesomest
best-mannered
lavishest
princeliest
sweetest
weakest
pitifullest
knightliest
fondest
best-intentioned
best-disposed
broadest
most modest
most unassuming
most peaceable
most demure
most unpretentious
most docile
most forbearing
most lenient
most subdued
most diffident
most unambitious
most unobtrusive
most longanimous
most passive
most tolerant
most long-suffering
most self-effacing
most pacific
most harmless
most affable
most benevolent
most mild-mannered
most serene
most gracious
most unoffensive
most good-natured
most compassionate
most caring
most considerate
most genial
most sympathetic
most agreeable
most easygoing
most softhearted
most reverent
most angelic
most moderate
most respectful
most temperate
most laid back
most nonviolent
most neutral
most chilled
most equable
most sensitive
most unaggressive
most complaisant
most deferential
most forbearant
most soft-hearted
most easy-going
most amiable
most merciful
most understanding
most obliging
most forgiving
most amicable
most congenial
most kindhearted
most sociable
most tenderhearted
most decent
most goodhearted
most maternal
most lovable
most cheerful
most motherly
most fatherly
most civil
most likable
US
most pleasing
most dovelike
most paternal
most moral
most brotherly
most likeable
UK
most sisterly
most kind-hearted
most good-humoured
UK
most large-hearted
most good-humored
US
most sweet-tempered
most soft-spoken
most indulgent
most clement
most liberal
most charitable
most permissive
most benignant
most magnanimous
most accommodating
most generous
most beneficent
most humanitarian
most thoughtful
most altruistic
most affectionate
most compliant
most accepting
most supportive
most overindulgent
most sparing
most empathetic
most broad-minded
most empathic
most comforting
most human
most good-hearted
most open-minded
most selfless
most unselfish
most feeling
most concerned
most cooperative
most philanthropic
most neighbourly
UK
most fatherlike
most warm-hearted
most bleeding-heart
most great-hearted
most commiserative
most ruthful
most giving
most approachable
most favourable
UK
most attentive
most helpful
most favorable
US
most nonjudgmental
most bighearted
most responsive
most tactful
most protective
most yielding
most unprejudiced
most open
most solicitous
most unbiased
most undemanding
most courteous
most acquiescent
most civilized
US
most flexible
most cordial
most accessible
most encouraging
most noble
most hospitable
most amenable
most civilised
UK
most receptive
most gallant
most approving
most greathearted
most benefic
most good-tempered
most free and easy
most propitious
most eleemosynary
most philanthropical
most delightful
most public-spirited
most chivalrous
most dutiful
most regardful
most openhearted
most engaging
most devoted
most spineless
most boneless
most progressive
most doting
most piteous
most righteous
most sentimental
most perceptive
most appreciative
most reassuring
most placable
most parental
most watchful
most pliant
most unrestricted
most liberal-minded
most accommodative
most mindful
most munificent
most libertarian
most deceivable
most bountiful
most bounteous
most open-handed
most freehanded
most openhanded
most unstinting
most patriarchal
most dupable
most unoppressive
most unburdensome
most susceptible
most naive
most deludable
most unsuspicious
most submissive
most biddable
most tractable
most gullible
most fleeceable
most emollient
most heedful
most avuncular
most hands-off
most circumspect
most diplomatic
most discreet
most liberalistic
more ❯
“Despite his mild and
meek
nature, displays of aggression never seemed to intimidate him.”
Adjective
▲
Superlative for free of, or inclined to avoid, conflict or dissent
peacefullest
friendliest
gentlest
quietest
placidest
calmest
mildest
easiest
tranquilest
ruliest
stillest
neighborliest
US
balmiest
most peaceable
most pacific
most nonviolent
most amicable
most harmonious
most pacifistic
most disciplined
most unwarlike
most cordial
most orderly
most amiable
most compliant
most agreeable
most irenic
most pacificatory
most diplomatic
most conciliatory
most affable
most dovish
most cooperative
most dovelike
most easygoing
most genial
most civilised
UK
most civilized
US
most serene
most civil
most undisturbed
most neighbourly
UK
most inoffensive
most restful
most complacent
most ordered
most good-natured
most anti-war
most well behaved
most easy-going
most even-tempered
Adjective
▲
(
colloquial
)
Superlative for weak in character, lacking determination or willpower
softest
weakest
wimpiest
feeblest
limpest
draggiest
droopiest
lowest
most wimpish
most listless
most passionless
most unenthusiastic
most unexcited
most pathetic
most spiritless
most characterless
most apathetic
most indifferent
most bloodless
most languid
most wooden
most passive
most languorous
most enervated
most unimpassioned
most unmoved
most subdued
most unconcerned
most irresolute
most slothful
most indecisive
most inanimate
most dopey
Adjective
▲
Superlative for humble in position or status
lowliest
humblest
commonest
lowest
ignoblest
meanest
vulgarest
poorest
simplest
obscurest
basest
plainest
gentlest
mildest
abjectest
unworthiest
crudest
beggarliest
meagerest
US
measliest
meagrest
UK
paltriest
puniest
pitifullest
miserablest
scrubbiest
pettiest
roughest
severest
wretchedest
unfittest
uncouthest
shabbiest
sordidest
most plebeian
most proletarian
most ordinary
most subordinate
most modest
most menial
most deprived
most lower-class
most low-born
most low-bred
most worthless
most unpretentious
most servile
most slavish
most undistinguished
most working-class
most plebby
most underprivileged
most unimportant
most inglorious
most inconsequential
most commonplace
most insignificant
most unrefined
most unremarkable
most trivial
most popular
most contemptible
most low-class
most humdrum
most blue-collar
most middling
most bourgeois
most dishonorable
US
most dishonourable
UK
most philistine
most second-rate
most self-abasing
most obedient
most sycophantic
most subservient
most obeisant
most ingratiating
most obsequious
most craven
more ❯
Adjective
▲
Superlative for in a gentle or delicate manner
lightest
gentlest
softest
faintest
mildest
slightest
tamest
daintiest
weakest
wimpiest
lowest
mutest
quietest
dullest
feeblest
vaguest
unclearest
flattest
fuzziest
dimmest
obscurest
haziest
hoarsest
reediest
lowest-pitched
most delicate
most moderate
most stifled
most subdued
most graceful
most hushed
most indistinct
most muffled
most diminished
most indiscernible
most softened
most inarticulate
most unintelligible
most faded
most silenced
most bated
most ill-defined
most unstressed
most low-key
most unaccented
most imperceptible
most distant
more ❯
Adjective
▲
Superlative for having a small physical stature
smallest
puniest
slightest
frailest
skinniest
thinnest
lightest
shortest
fragilest
least
tiniest
twiggiest
weakest
reediest
stubbiest
squattest
finest
lankest
merest
shrimpiest
weediest
most diminutive
most pint-sized
most undersize
most bantam
most delicate
most petite
most pint-size
most stunted
most undersized
most elfin
most homuncular
most Lilliputian
most dwarfish
most pygmy
most runtish
most underdeveloped
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