noun
- gentleness or mildness of manner; meekness
Usage: formal; archaic
Examples
- The teacher’s mansuetude made even the most difficult students feel at ease.
- His mansuetude in dealing with criticism impressed his colleagues.
- The saint was known for her mansuetude toward all living creatures.
- Despite his power, the king ruled with remarkable mansuetude.
- Her mansuetude contrasted sharply with her brother’s aggressive nature.
- The old professor’s mansuetude endeared him to generations of students.