IPA: /ˈmiːkɪst/
KK: /mikɪst/
The most gentle and submissive in nature, often showing humility and a lack of assertiveness.
Despite his talents, he remained the meekest person in the room, always letting others take the lead.
Comparative: meeker
Superlative: meekest
**Meekest** → It is derived from the Old English word "meoca" (meaning gentle or mild) and the superlative suffix "-est" (meaning most). The word "meekest" refers to the quality of being the most gentle or humble.
Think of the Old English word for gentle, 'meoca', to remember that 'meekest' means the most gentle or humble.
No commonly confused words.