Humble - Law Dictionary Search Results
Choultry
is conceivable that in 1884, when the first municipal legislation was passed in Madras, such institutions were some humble sheds and other structures to enable the pilgrims to stay for a short while when they came to
Buxom
Yielding pliable or compliant ready to obey obedient tractable docile meek humble
Exinanite
To make empty to render of no effect to humble
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Bothy
A wooden hut or humble cot esp a rude hut or barrack for unmarried farm servants a shepherds or hunters hut a booth
Humiliate
ones own eyes or in the eyes of others to cause a loss of pride or dignity to humble to mortify
Humility
The state or quality of being humble freedom from pride and arrogance lowliness of mind a modest estimate of ones own worth a sense of
Ignoble
Of low birth or family not noble not illustrious plebeian common humble
Menial
A domestic servant or retainer esp one of humble rank one employed in low or servile offices
Reverent
Disposed to revere impressed with reverence submissive humble respectful as reverent disciples
chastised
having bad behavior criticised and punished as the chastised child sat humbly in the corner
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