gentleness in Latin
gentleness in Latin is clēmentia, indulgentia, lēnitās — gentleness means a soft, mild, and considerate manner or nature.
gentleness in Latin
clēmentia
The state of being gentle.
indulgentia
The state of being gentle.
lēnitās
The state of being gentle.
lēnitūdō
The state of being gentle.
pietās
The state of being gentle.
What does "gentleness" mean?
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noun A soft, mild, and considerate manner or nature.
"She handled the crying child with great gentleness."
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gentleness in a sentence
- She handled the crying child with great gentleness.
- The nurse spoke with a gentleness that calmed the frightened patient.
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What is "gentleness" in Latin?
"gentleness" in Latin is clēmentia, indulgentia, lēnitās. gentleness means: A soft, mild, and considerate manner or nature.
How do you use "gentleness" in a sentence?
Example: "She handled the crying child with great gentleness." In Latin, "gentleness" is clēmentia, indulgentia, lēnitās.
Are there other ways to say "gentleness" in Latin?
Yes — Latin has 5 translations listed for "gentleness": clēmentia, indulgentia, lēnitās, lēnitūdō, pietās.
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