mild|milder|mildest in English

adjective

[maɪld]

of a gentle or temperate manner; moderate, not extreme; not strong or harsh in degree or intensity; pleasant

Use "mild|milder|mildest" in a sentence

1. I'm the mildest man alive.

2. He Cachinnates at her mildest witticism.

3. Abortive poliomyelitis: The mildest form

4. He's the mildest man you could wish to meet.

5. Blin is the mildest Russian swear word

6. Negligence: This is the mildest form of criminal Culpability

7. Climate: Subtropical, milder in the mountains

8. 13 Tritium is one of the mildest radioactive isotopes.

9. Colds are usually milder than flu

10. Although ferociously Bewhiskered, he is the mildest and best-natured man in town

11. Europe, century by century, was growing milder and damper.

12. Borax is a milder and safer alternative to boric acid

13. No increase was observed in milder angina cases (type I–II).

14. Mild diastema.

15. The recession in terms of aggregate output is milder but longer.

16. The process also uses milder chemical reagents to detoxify the oil.

17. Non-narcotic Analgesics are milder forms of the painkillers that include acetaminophen

18. Characteristics : Crunchy texture and a sharp flavour that becomes milder when cooked.

19. These Cucumbers tend to be milder and easier on the digestive system

20. The Antiestablishment fervor gave way to much milder forms of intergenerational tensions

21. Fresh anchovies, known in Italy as alici, have a much milder flavor.

22. Broccolini is more tender than broccoli and has a milder flavor

23. Amphipols (Apols) are a newly designed and milder class of detergent

24. Young Arugula tastes milder, and larger, more mature Arugula tastes stronger

25. 14 Eliphaz’ speeches are longer, and his language is somewhat milder.