Of disposition, manner, or conduct: Graciousness, gentleness, kindliness, mildness.

As an attribute of people, their actions, etc.: the quality of being mild; graciousness, gentleness, placidity; even-tempered calmness.

Gentleness, meekness, mildness. Obsolete.

Mildness.

Mildness or gentleness of character or disposition; tenderness.

Mildness, mercifulness; meekness.

Softness; gentleness; delicacy.

Gentleness, meekness, docility.

= tenderness, n.

The quality of being tender in regard or treatment of others; gentleness, kindness, compassion, love; considerateness, mercy, leniency.

The quality of being gentle in character or behaviour; (in early use) †good breeding, refinement, courtesy, politeness (obsolete); (now usually)…

Gentleness, meekness; = mansuetude, n.

Sweetness, gentleness.

the quality of being treatable; †in quots., tractability, docility; clearness of utterance; mildness of disposition.

The quality or character of being placable; readiness to be appeased or to forgive; mildness of disposition.

Mildness, gentleness, mercifulness (in disposition or behaviour). Also, an instance of this.

placability.

Behaviour thought to indicate weakness or effeminacy in a man; (perhaps) masturbation or submission to anal intercourse. Also more generally…

That which is fair (in various senses), esp. that which is just or honourable; the fair side or part of something. Frequently with the.

= lenity, n. (in the first quot. perhaps misused for lentitude).

The quality of being placable; placability.

(un-, prefix1 affix 6.)