Adjective:

ਨਿਮਰ, ਸਿਵਲ, ਸੇਵਕ, ਨਿਮਰਤਾ,

complaisant's Usage Examples:

fortune"s blows" (Malone); "bearing tamely even cruel distress" (Dowden); "complaisant in suffering" (Sidney Lee}; and "subdued so as to suffer" (Beeching).

Tacitus states that Bassus manipulated the complaisant governor of Dalmatia, Marcus Pompeius Silvanus Staberius Flavinus, into.

means either "enjoying favour, favoured, beloved", or "showing favour, complaisant" "a favourite", or at best "gracious", not "graceful".

to raise any support for Savoyard claims of sovereignty; in 1527 the complaisant bishop devolved the administration of justice upon a tribunal of citizens.

-plicit- please complacency, complacent, complaisance, complaisant, counterplea, displease, displeasure, implead, placebo, placid, placidity, plea, plead.

Purge is a "wittol" or complaisant cuckold, though he is distressed to learn that Mrs.

would respect the election result, the adecos had already had their complaisant judges issue orders of arrest on one pretext or another[which?] and at.

It makes for an intriguing theatrical confrontation as his complaisant people face some unpleasant aspects of their society as well as their.

The frightened Parson is cowed into the status of a wittol, a complaisant cuckold, as Wanton pursues her erotic adventures; he even.

The more complaisant it makes them, supple, smooth, docile, the more it slobbers, the more its rage becomes voluminous, pearly.

harassment to keep their jobs and learn to behave in a complaisant and ingratiatingly heterosexual manner.

years, spent mostly in Paris, covered in this volume, consisted largely of cadging from her complaisant banker husband, Hugh Guiler, to support her lovers.

Wharton, "whose character was so infamous, and his lady"s complaisant subserviency so notorious, that no young woman could be four and twenty hours under.

Synonyms:

obliging, accommodative, accommodating,

Antonyms:

unkind, ill-natured, unhelpful, unaccommodating,