Definition

The quality of being gentle and mild in behavior or manner.

Example

Her mansuetude made her a beloved figure in the community, as she always treated others with kindness.

Conversation

I really admire your mansuetude when dealing with difficult people.

Thanks! I think it's important to stay calm and gentle.

It really makes a difference in tough situations.

Absolutely, a little mansuetude can go a long way.

Synonyms & Antonyms

Root Explanation

Mansuetude → It is derived from 'mansuetus' (meaning tamed or gentle) in Latin, combined with the suffix '-tude' (meaning state or condition). The word 'mansuetude' refers to the state of being gentle or tame.

Memory Tip

Think of 'tamed' ('mansuetus') to remember that 'mansuetude' means the state of being gentle or tame.

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