Adjective:

கடுமையிராத, மென்னயமுள்ள,

mildest's Usage Examples:

It had been the mildest late winter in years and the lack of high country snow had opened the Jeep roads weeks earlier than usual.

The contrasts of heat and cold are furnished by the valley of the Rhine above Mainz, which has the greatest mean heat, the mildest winter and the highest summer temperature, and the lake plateau of East Prussia, where Arys on the Spirdingsee has a like winter temperature to the Brocken at 3200 ft.

Autumn is the mildest season; spring lasts only for a few weeks.

Club Palm (Cordyline) - Fine-leaved shrub plants common in green-houses, but only in the mildest parts of England and Ireland can they be grown well in the open air.

It is mildest in the centre, where, e.

The mildest measure adopted towards these refugees was banishment from the kingdom, and a large number suffered at the stake.

You can, for example, ban all sites that contain even the mildest expletives but allow ones with a bit of fighting.

This is considered the mildest and most salubrious place in Siberia, and is remarkable for certain tumuli (of the Li Kitai) and statues of men from seven to nine feet high, covered with hieroglyphics.

That of the northern lowlands and of the sheltered valleys is the mildest and most equable in Prussia, with a mean annual temperature of 50° Fahr.

But with a strange want of delicacy, to use the mildest term, she made love at the same time to a young Venetian doctor whom she had called in, by name Pagello.

The south-eastern coast and islands are mildest.

It is mildest in the valleys of the Elbe, Mulde and Pleisse and severest in the Erzgebirge, where the district near Johanngeorgenstadt is known as Saxon Siberia.

Synonyms:

mild-mannered, grade, gentle, temperate, degree, level, soft, moderate,

Antonyms:

softness, accelerate, immoderate, intemperate, intense,