Free from commotion. Quiet, gentle in disposition; meek. still and bold (absol.), men of whatever temper. Obsolete.

Having the disposition or character of a domesticated animal; accustomed to man; not showing the natural shyness, fear of, or fierceness to man…

Of people, their disposition and behaviour. Gentle and conciliatory in character, disposition, or behaviour; not easily provoked; not giving offence…

Of persons, their actions, dispositions and utterances: Gentle, meek, mild. Const. dative or to. Obsolete.

Mild, gentle, meek, humble. Obsolete.

Humble, submissive; frequently collocated with mild. Humble, submissive (occasionally with †to). Esp. (depreciative): inclined to submit tamely to…

Lamb-like, meek as a lamb.

= meek, adj.

Gentle, meek, humble. Obsolete.

Of persons, their conduct, practices, etc.: Keeping due measure, self-restrained, moderate. in earlier use esp. = Latin modestus, Greek ἐπιεικής…

Peaceable or tranquil by nature; placid, gentle; reserved.

Possessing no gall. Hence, free from bitterness or malice; incapable of being roused to anger.

Of a person, etc.: gentle, mild; civilized, refined.

Accommodating; submissive, mild, gentle. Obsolete.

(un-, prefix1 affix 1.)

Devoid of rage.

Like a lamb, or that of a lamb; gentle, meek.

Mild.

Extended uses. Of a person, or a person's action, attribute, etc.: soft, gentle; (with unfavourable connotation) timorous, weak, compliant…

= pigeon-hearted adj.

Mild, gentle; calm, peaceful; unruffled, tranquil, serene; (of a person) not easily upset or excited.

figurative. Mild, gentle.

That makes no response or offers no resistance; yielding readily to external force or influence, or to the will of another; submissive.

Incapable of being provoked; not provokable.

figurative. Soft, mild, gentle. Obsolete.

(un-, prefix1 affix 1.)

Unresentful. Obsolete.

(un-, prefix1 affix 1.)

In extended use: understated, restrained. Sometimes also: subdued, reserved.

Void of ire or anger.

Not quarrelsome; disinclined to quarrel.

(un-, prefix1 affix 1.)

Incapable of being offended; unlikely to take offence.

having the character or qualities of a turtle-dove.

Undergoing something, passive. Obsolete. rare.