Gently - Law Dictionary Search Results
Placid
Pleased contented unruffied undisturbed serene peaceful tranquil quiet gentle
Soft spoken
Speaking softly having a mild or gentle voice hence mild affable
Damsel
Damsel [fr. demoiselle, Fr.], a young single gentle-woman. A young unmarried woman
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Humanize
To render human or humane to soften to make gentle by overcoming cruel dispositions and rude habits to refine or civilize
Ladied
Ladylike not rough gentle
Damsel
A young person either male or female of noble or gentle extraction as Damsel Pepin Damsel Richard Prince of Wales
hard bitten
not given to sentimentality or gentleness of people as a hard bitten character
favonian
Pertaining to the west wind soft mild gentle
Dovelike
Mild as a dove gentle pure and lovable
Dimplement
The state of being dimpled or marked with gentle depressions
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