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meekly

/ˈmiːk.li/

Traducción: Adverbio que significa «de manera mansa, suave y sumisa». Describe una acción realizada sin resistencia, quejas o firmeza, a menudo implicando humildad o timidez.

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adverb

/ˈmiːk.li/B2formal
  • esAdverbio que significa «de manera mansa, suave y sumisa». Describe una acción realizada sin resistencia, quejas o firmeza, a menudo implicando humildad o timidez.

An adverb meaning "in a quiet, gentle, and submissive manner." It describes an action performed without resistance, complaint, or assertiveness, often implying humility or timidity.

  1. In a humble or submissive mannerB2formal

    Acting in a way that shows patience, gentleness, and a lack of resistance or assertiveness.

    esCon humildad y sumisión

    • He meekly accepted the criticism without arguing.
    • She meekly followed the instructions given by her supervisor.
    • The child meekly apologized for breaking the vase.

    Sinónimosgentlyhumblymildlypassivelysubmissivelytimidlyunassertivelyyieldingly

    Antónimosaggressivelyarrogantlyassertivelyboldlydefiantlydomineeringlyhaughtilyinsolently

  2. Without complaint or resistanceB2formal

    Doing something quietly and without protest, often due to fear or timidity.

    esmansamente, sin protestar

    • They meekly obeyed the orders of the dictator.
    • He meekly handed over his wallet to the robber.
    • She meekly sat in the corner, not daring to speak.

    Sinónimoshumblyobedientlypassivelyservilelysubmissivelytamelytimidlyuncomplainingly

    Antónimosaggressivelyarrogantlyassertivelyboldlydefiantlyforcefullyinsolentlyrebelliously

Formas
  • more meekly comparative form
  • most meekly superlative form
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