uncombative (Meaning)

uncombative

not eager to fight or argue

The accused remained uncombative during the interrogation, refusing to provide any information.
The uncombative nature of the protest surprised the police, as they had anticipated a more confrontational stance.
The child was unusually uncombative during their doctor's visit, sitting quietly and allowing the examination to proceed without resistance.
The uncombative sales associate patiently listened to the customer's complaints, offering solutions without becoming defensive.
The politician's uncombative demeanor during the debate allowed them to present their views clearly and effectively.
The uncombative demeanor of the patient helped the doctor establish a rapport and gain their trust.
The animal was uncombative when approached, allowing the veterinarian to perform a thorough examination.
The uncombative approach of the negotiator led to a peaceful resolution of the hostage crisis.
The uncombative attitude of the opposing team allowed both sides to engage in constructive dialogue.
The uncombative behavior of the suspect during questioning raised suspicions that they were hiding something.

not eager to fight or argue

amiable, peaceable, pacific, nonaggressive, nonbelligerent, uncontentious,unbelligerent, peaceful, unwarlike, anti-imperialist

militant, truculent, discordant, disputatious, combative, gladiatorial, feisty, assaultive,aggressive, quarrelsome

The accused remained uncombative during the interrogation, refusing to provide any information.

The uncombative nature of the protest surprised the police, as they had anticipated a more confrontational stance.

The child was unusually uncombative during their doctor's visit, sitting quietly and allowing the examination to proceed without resistance.

The uncombative sales associate patiently listened to the customer's complaints, offering solutions without becoming defensive.