gentleness, humility, meekness.

Gentleness, humility.

gentleness, meekness.

humility, gentleness.

Meekness, gentleness, lowliness.

Gentleness; humility, obedience.

Meekness. Obsolete.

Lowliness; humility.

The quality of being humble or having a lowly opinion of oneself; meekness, lowliness, humbleness: the opposite of pride or haughtiness.

= meekness, n.

Lowly demeanour or behaviour; humility, meekness.

figurative. With allusion to the first Beatitude in Matthew 5:3 (‘Blessed are the poor in spirit’). Cf. poor, adj. 1c.

Humbleness, humility.

Variant of humblete, n. (humility). Obsolete.

Meekness, lowliness, humility.

= humility, n.

Meekness, humility; an instance of this.

Humbleness, humility.

Humility, meekness.

Contempt or loathing for oneself or one's actions.

Humility.

Dejectedness, submissiveness, humility, abased manner.

The state or condition of being lowly. Cf. lowlihead, n.