Mean, abject, poor; humble, lowly.

Mild, gentle, meek, humble. Obsolete.

Humble.

Gentle, humble, meek.

meek.

Meek, innocent. Obsolete.

Gentle, meek, humble; = daft, adj. 1. Obsolete. rare.

= edmod, adj.

Humble in character or disposition; meek. Also in extended use. Now rare, or merged into sense A. 9.

Having a low estimate of one's importance, worthiness, or merits; marked by the absence of… Of persons.

Humble, submissive.

Morally. Submissive, humble, meek. Obsolete.

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

Gentle, meek, humble. Obsolete.

Humble in feeling or demeanour; meek, unassuming, self-effacing; not proud or ambitious.

Lowly, humble. Obsolete.

Devoid of pride; having, feeling, or manifesting a lack of pride.

Humble.

Very low (in various senses of low, adj.); far down. In predicative use. Usually in form low down.

Not proud (in various senses). In later use esp. in negative contexts, as not unproud: feeling or having some degree of pride.

Submissive, humble, lowly; also in bad sense, Abject, base.

Not puffed or puffed up; not inflated or swollen with pride, vanity, etc. Also (and in earliest use) in unpuffed up.

Dejected, downcast; humble; humiliated. Obsolete.

(un-, prefix1 affix 1a.)

Characteristic of or befitting a cottage; resembling (that of) a cottage; humble, basic.

(un-, prefix1 affix 4.)

In spiritual and religious contexts: existing in or reduced to a state of simplicity, unity, or purity; purified in this way. Obsolete.

Downcast; humble, submissive; = demiss, adj. 1 3.

Devoid of pomp or ceremonial dignity; of low rank or position; worthless, inferior; humble. Obsolete.

meek as befits a maiden.

Devoid of vanity.

Capable of being patronized or treated patronizingly.