Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
docil
adjective
/ˈdoʊ.sɪl/

Definition
A word describing a person’s submissive or gentle nature.

Examples
- The docil puppy followed its owner everywhere.
- Her docil personality made her a favorite among students.
- With a docil horse, even beginners can enjoy horseback riding.

Meaning
Docil refers to someone who is easily managed, obedient, or compliant, often used to describe animals or individuals who are willing to be guided or trained.

Synonyms
- obedient
- gentle
- submissive
- manageable
- compliant