Docile
Docile adjective - Readily giving in to the command or authority of another.
Tolerating and docile are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Tolerating" instead an adjective "Docile".
Nearby Word: docility
Tolerating
Tolerating adjective - Receiving or enduring without offering resistance.
Usage example: old pictures of a graciously tolerating father letting his young children climb all over him
Docile and tolerating are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Docile" instead an adjective "Tolerating".
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- agreeable and docile
- agreeable and tolerating
- obliging and docile
- obliging and tolerating
- disciplined and docile
- disciplined and tolerating
- passive and docile
- passive and tolerating
- tolerant and docile
- tolerant and tolerating
- willing and docile
- willing and tolerating
- amenable and docile
- amenable and tolerating
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