gentilesse (Meaning)
gentilesse (a.)
Gentleness; courtesy; kindness; nobility.
Synonyms & Antonyms of gentilesse
Synonyms:
- courtesy
- grace
- politesse
- gentility
- dignity
- civility
- courteousness
- etiquette
- refinement
- graciousness
- politeness
Antonyms:
Synonyms:
- discretion
- prudence
- correctness
- decorum
- appropriateness
- seemliness
- propriety
- mannerliness
- correctitude
- decency
Antonyms:
gentilesse Sentence Examples
- The old woman's gentilesse made everyone feel at ease in her presence.
- The knight's reputation for gentilesse and chivalry was renowned throughout the kingdom.
- The princess possessed a gentle and graceful air, a true embodiment of gentilesse.
- The poet's words flowed with a gentilesse that touched the hearts of his readers.
- The child's innocent gentilesse melted away the anger in her mother's heart.
- The doctor's demeanor exuded gentilesse, putting his patients at ease.
- The servant's unfailing gentilesse was a testament to his noble character.
- The garden bloomed with vibrant colors, its gentilesse a balm for the weary soul.
- The gentle breeze carried the scent of flowers, a whisper of gentilesse through the air.
- The moonlight cast a silvery glow, illuminating the gentilesse of the sleeping world.
FAQs About the word gentilesse
Gentleness; courtesy; kindness; nobility.
courtesy, grace, politesse,gentility, dignity, civility, courteousness, etiquette, refinement, graciousness
indiscretion, evil, imprudence, coarseness, impropriety, indecorum, coarseness, incivility, crudeness, evil
The old woman's gentilesse made everyone feel at ease in her presence.
The knight's reputation for gentilesse and chivalry was renowned throughout the kingdom.
The princess possessed a gentle and graceful air, a true embodiment of gentilesse.
The poet's words flowed with a gentilesse that touched the hearts of his readers.
