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1 Fügsamkeit
* * *die Fügsamkeitcorrigibility; conformability; docility; manageability; manageableness* * *Füg|sam|keitf -, no pl(von Mensch, Tier) obedience* * *die1) docility* * *Füg·sam·keit<->f kein pl obedience, docility* * *die; Fügsamkeit: obedience* * ** * *die; Fügsamkeit: obedience* * *f.docility n.manageability n.obedience n.pliancy n. -
2 Friedfertigkeit
* * *die Friedfertigkeitpeaceableness* * *Fried|fer|tig|keitf no plpeaceable nature; (von Hund) placidnessin seiner Fríédfertigkeit hat er... — peaceable as he is, he...
aus reiner Fríédfertigkeit hat er... — because of his peaceable nature, he...
sie wurden von den Polizeibeamten zur Fríédfertigkeit ermahnt — they were warned by the police officers to keep the peace
* * *Fried·fer·tig·keitf kein pl peaceableness* * *die; Friedfertigkeit: peaceableness* * ** * *die; Friedfertigkeit: peaceableness* * *f.peaceableness n. -
3 Friedlichkeit
* * *die Friedlichkeitpeacefulness* * *Fried|lich|keitf -,no pl1) (=Gewaltfreiheit von Demonstration, Volk, Zeiten) peacefulness; (= Friedfertigkeit von Mensch) peaceable nature; (= Sanftmut) placidity2) (= friedvolle Atmosphäre) peacefulness* * ** * *Friedlichkeit f; nur sg peacefulness; (Friedfertigkeit) peaceable nature; eines Tieres: gentleness, docility* * *f.peacefulness n. -
4 Gefügigkeit
* * *die Gefügigkeitamenability; tractableness; amenableness* * *Ge|fü|gig|keitf -, no pl(= Willfährigkeit) submissiveness; (= Gehorsamkeit) obedience* * *Ge·fü·gig·keit<->f kein pl submissiveness, compliance* * ** * *f.amenability n.submissiveness n. -
5 Gelehrigkeit
* * *Ge|leh|rig|keitf -, no plquickness and eagerness to learn* * *Ge·leh·rig·keit<->f kein pl ability to learn quickly* * *Gelehrigkeit f; nur sg receptiveness; auch Tier eagerness to learn; (schnelle Auffassungsgabe) quickness* * *f.docility n. -
6 Fügsamkeit
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7 Gelehrigkeit
fdocility
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Docility — Do*cil i*ty, n. [L. docilitas, fr. docilis: cf. F. docilit[ e].] 1. teachableness; aptness for being taught; docibleness. [Obs. or R.] [1913 Webster] 2. Willingness to be taught; tractableness. [1913 Webster] The humble docility of little… … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
docility — index amenability, capitulation, resignation (passive acceptance) Burton s Legal Thesaurus. William C. Burton. 2006 … Law dictionary
docility — (n.) 1550s, from Fr. docilité (15c.), from L. docilitatem (nom. docilitas), from docilis (see DOCILE (Cf. docile)) … Etymology dictionary
docility — docile ► ADJECTIVE ▪ ready to accept control or instruction; submissive. DERIVATIVES docilely adverb docility noun. ORIGIN Latin docilis, from docere teach … English terms dictionary
docility — noun see docile … New Collegiate Dictionary
docility — See docilely. * * * … Universalium
docility — noun The quality of being docile. Syn: docileness … Wiktionary
docility — (Roget s IV) n. Syn. tractability, obedience, submissiveness, compliance, meekness, mildness, gentleness, manageability, pliability, pliancy, acquiescence, willingness, amenability, flexibility, adaptability, malleability, tameness, subservience … English dictionary for students
docility — do·cil·i·ty || dəʊ sɪlÉ™tɪ n. agreeableness, manageability; compliance, submissiveness, obedience … English contemporary dictionary
docility — n. Teachableness, readiness to learn, tractableness, pliableness, pliancy, gentleness … New dictionary of synonyms
docility — n 1. manageability, manageableness, tractability, tractableness, malleability, malleableness, ductility, ductileness, pliability, pliableness; passiveness, timidity, timidness, meekness, gentleness, mildness; acquiescence, compliance,… … A Note on the Style of the synonym finder
