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Often used in the same context:
affectionate,
playful,
easygoing,
graceful,
considerate,
mellow,
polite,
loving,
compassionate,
thoughtful,
soothing,
genial,
tenderhearted,
contemplative,
mannered,
reverent,
tactful,
sociable,
gracious,
gregarious,
kindhearted,
guileless,
serene,
empathetic,
companionable,
supple,
grandfatherly,
fatherly,
placid,
languid,
dulcet,
unrushed,
teacherly,
gruff,
pleasant,
cuddly,
charming,
warmhearted,
meek,
unhurried,
respectful,
genteel,
wry,
jovial,
motherly,
grandmotherly,
brusk,
subtle,
sonorous,
unassertive,
courtly,
mellifluous,
meditative,
lovely,
tranquil,
forbearing,
forceful,
cadenced,
songful,
quiet,
unexcitable,
plangent,
winsome,
nonaggressive,
undemonstrative,
cheerful,
bighearted,
kindest,
languorous,
empathic,
sly,
easeful,
lovable,
docile,
avuncular,
amiable,
earthy,
courteous,
unshowy,
trembly,
affable,
sweet,
sensual,
stoic,
limpid,
soulful,
mannerly,
chatty,
beguiling,
tremulous,
good naturedness,
heartfelt,
childlike,
undulant,
doglike,
nonjudgmental,
sensate,
delicate,
unassuming,
perceptive,
droll,
hearted,
bright,
comforts,
neutrals,
boast,
executioner,
fairfax,
flesh,
gallant,
gay,
great,
heart,
hearts,
home,
josephine,
lamb,
little,
madame,
merry,
self,
gende,
gentlest,
gentler,
diffident,
impatient,
timid,
kind,
natured,
reticent,
sweetest,
trustful,
fretful,
inquisitive,
kindly
More specific:
knight,
lord
Appears in the definition of:
.,
arm-twisting,
benignancy,
benignity,
biddable,
blarney,
cajole,
caress,
caressingly,
christianly,
coax,
commonality,
commonalty,
commons,
diagrammatically,
docile,
dulcet,
gently,
graciousness,
inveigle,
mild-mannered,
mildly,
nibble,
nudger,
owlishly,
palaver,
pat,
pony,
powerfulness,
rap,
ribbing,
soft-footed,
strike,
sweet-talk,
tap,
undulation,
voix celeste,
vox angelica,
wheedle
More general:
advance,
calm,
calm down,
elevate,
kick upstairs,
lull,
pet,
promote,
quiet,
quieten,
raise,
still,
tranquilize,
tranquillize,
upgrade
Synonyms:
appease,
aristocratic,
aristocratical,
assuage,
blue,
blue-blooded,
conciliate,
docile,
easy,
ennoble,
entitle,
gradual,
gruntle,
kind,
lenify,
light,
mild,
mollify,
noble,
pacify,
patrician,
placate,
soft,
tame,
tamed
Also try:
— Nouns for gentle:
breeze,
voice,
slope,
pressure,
man,
heat,
slopes,
hand,
smile,
reader,
touch,
more...
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