meekly Sentence Examples
- The accused stood meekly before the judge, their voice barely a whisper.
- The child's meekly request for attention went unnoticed amidst the chaos.
- The gentle breeze meekly caressed the leaves, creating a soothing rustle.
- The old man meekly accepted his fate, knowing he was too feeble to fight.
- The student meekly raised their hand, unsure if they had the answer.
- The kitten meekly meowed, seeking food and affection from its owner.
- The government's meekly response to the crisis was met with widespread criticism.
- The meekly servant bowed low, eager to please his master.
- The injured bird meekly chirped, its wings broken and unable to fly.
- The flowers meekly turned their heads to face the sun, soaking in its warmth.
meekly Meaning
meekly (r)
in a submissive or spiritless manner
in a humble manner
meekly (adv.)
In a meek manner.
Synonyms & Antonyms of meekly
Synonyms:
Antonyms:
- presumptuously
- brashly
- proudly
- huffily
- audaciously
- haughtily
- pompously
- superciliously
- huffily
- boldly
- contemptuously
- pridefully
- scornfully
- scornfully
- brazenly
- loftily
- superciliously
- arrogantly
- pridefully
- presumptuously
- arrogantly
- imperiously
- brashly
- loftily
- audaciously
- pompously
- contemptuously
- boldly
- proudly
- brazenly
- imperiously
- haughtily
Synonyms:
- timidly
- meanly
- hat-in-hand
- lowly
- abjectly
- modestly
- obsequiously
- deferentially
- fearfully
- subserviently
Antonyms:
FAQs About the word meekly
in a submissive or spiritless manner, in a humble mannerIn a meek manner.
submissively, politely, sheepishly, cap in hand,humbly, timidly, meanly, hat in hand, lowly,abjectly
presumptuously, brashly, proudly, huffily, audaciously, haughtily, pompously, superciliously, huffily, boldly
The accused stood meekly before the judge, their voice barely a whisper.
The child's meekly request for attention went unnoticed amidst the chaos.
The gentle breeze meekly caressed the leaves, creating a soothing rustle.
The old man meekly accepted his fate, knowing he was too feeble to fight.
