Gentle and Sober

Gentle

Gentle adjective - Not harsh or stern especially in nature or effect.

Sober and gentle are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Sober" instead an adjective "Gentle".

Sober

Sober adjective - Not having one's mind affected by alcohol.

Gentle and sober are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Gentle" instead an adjective "Sober".

Nearby Words: soberly, soberness, sobering, sobered

Both words in one sentence

  • Wrestling / André the Giant Many of his friends often commented that when Andre was drunk, it was a very good thing that he still kept his gentle and easygoing personality, and was slow to anger (although pissing him off, drunk or sober, was a very bad idea).
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