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docility
noun as in aptness
noun as in compliance
noun as in conformity
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noun as in deference
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noun as in femininity
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noun as in flexibility
noun as in humility
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noun as in malleability
noun as in malleableness
noun as in muliebrity
noun as in obedience
noun as in piety
noun as in pliability
noun as in pliableness
noun as in pliancy
noun as in pliantness
noun as in resignation
noun as in resiliency
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noun as in springiness
noun as in submission
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noun as in submissiveness
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noun as in suppleness
noun as in sweetness
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noun as in tractability
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noun as in tractableness
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Example Sentences
Breeders also value posture, hoof solidity, docility, maternal ability and beauty.
We were selecting dogs for docility and tameness, but these traits were genetically linked to the tail-wagging behavior.
It also means to tear away the stereotypical veil of docility and propriety in which such characters have too often been presented, to the extent that they’ve been presented at all.
What Republicans seem most amazed by is the docility of Democrats in the face of Mr. Biden’s obvious weaknesses.
Corporations’ ability to put through price increases derives from more than consumer docility.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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