docile in Greek
docile in Greek is υπάκουος, πειθήνιος — docile means easy to control, teach, or manage; gentle and compliant.
docile in Greek
υπάκουος
Pronounced: ypakouos
Yielding to control or supervision, direction, or management.
πειθήνιος
Pronounced: peithinios
Yielding to control or supervision, direction, or management.
What does "docile" mean?
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adj Easy to control, teach, or manage; gentle and compliant.
"The old dog was docile and let the kids climb all over it."
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docile in a sentence
- The old dog was docile and let the kids climb all over it.
- Years of training made the horse calm and docile.
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What is "docile" in Greek?
"docile" in Greek is υπάκουος, πειθήνιος. docile means: Easy to control, teach, or manage; gentle and compliant.
How do you pronounce υπάκουος?
"docile" in Greek is υπάκουος, pronounced "ypakouos".
How do you use "docile" in a sentence?
Example: "The old dog was docile and let the kids climb all over it." In Greek, "docile" is υπάκουος, πειθήνιος.
Are there other ways to say "docile" in Greek?
Yes — Greek has 2 translations listed for "docile": υπάκουος, πειθήνιος.
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