Docile
31docile — pl.m. e f. docili …
32docile — doc·ile || dəʊsaɪl adj. manageable, compliant, submissive …
33docile — coiled …
34docile — [ dəʊsʌɪl] adjective ready to accept control or instruction; submissive. Derivatives docilely adverb docility noun Origin C15 (in the sense apt or willing to learn ): from L. docilis, from docere teach …
35docile — agg. 1. disciplinato, ubbidiente, obbediente, buono, dolce, mite □ arrendevole, sottomesso, remissivo □ accomodante, accondiscentente, compiacente, conciliante □ plasmabile, addomesticabile, ammaestrabile, domabile CONTR. indocile, disubbidiente …
36docile — a. Teachable, tractable, easily taught, pliant, yielding …
37docile — adj 1. manipulate, manipulable, tractable, malleable, ductile, pliable, pliant, manageable, Scot. tawie; passive, timid, gentle, meek, mild, subdued; compliant, complying, amendable, cooperative, accommodating, agreeable, willing, disposed,… …
38docile — doc·ile …
39docile — [ˈdəʊsaɪl] , American [ˈdɑːs(ə)l] adj well behaved and easy to control …
40docile — doc•ile [[t]ˈdɒs əl[/t]] brit. [[t]ˈdoʊ saɪl[/t]] adj. 1) easily managed or handled 2) readily trained or taught • Etymology: 1475–85; < L docilis readily taught doc′ile•ly, adv. do•cil′i•ty ˈsɪl ɪ ti n …