Definition of meekly in English:

meekly

adverb ˈmiːkliˈmikli

In a quiet, gentle, and submissive manner.
to keep the peace, she nodded meekly and smiled
we should not meekly accept this fate
Example sentencesExamples
- I meekly nodded my head, now fully aware of how I was leaning on Vince.
- The development community was too entrenched for it to meekly give up its position without either a fight or an attempt at adaptation.
- The words came out meekly, like I was a little girl lost in the world.
- Two weeks ago, the world marched meekly into the year 2003.
- Moving forward on his hands and knees, he peered over the edge meekly.
- He just sits there meekly, gazing out the window.
- Too many bands just stand there, meekly playing their songs without ever bothering to say a word to the crowd or act engaged.
- The rest of us meekly try to tune it out.
- I stagger meekly to the indoor bar with my bag of flyers.
- A young girl meekly played a pipe-organ to one side of the apse.

Definition of meekly in US English:

meekly

adverbˈmikliˈmēklē

In a quiet, gentle, and submissive manner.
to keep the peace, she nodded meekly and smiled
we should not meekly accept this fate
Example sentencesExamples
- I stagger meekly to the indoor bar with my bag of flyers.
- The development community was too entrenched for it to meekly give up its position without either a fight or an attempt at adaptation.
- The rest of us meekly try to tune it out.
- Too many bands just stand there, meekly playing their songs without ever bothering to say a word to the crowd or act engaged.
- Moving forward on his hands and knees, he peered over the edge meekly.
- He just sits there meekly, gazing out the window.
- The words came out meekly, like I was a little girl lost in the world.
- I meekly nodded my head, now fully aware of how I was leaning on Vince.
- Two weeks ago, the world marched meekly into the year 2003.
- A young girl meekly played a pipe-organ to one side of the apse.

单词	meekly
释义	Definition of meekly in English: meekly adverb ˈmiːkliˈmikli In a quiet, gentle, and submissive manner. to keep the peace, she nodded meekly and smiled we should not meekly accept this fate Example sentencesExamples I meekly nodded my head, now fully aware of how I was leaning on Vince. The development community was too entrenched for it to meekly give up its position without either a fight or an attempt at adaptation. The words came out meekly, like I was a little girl lost in the world. Two weeks ago, the world marched meekly into the year 2003. Moving forward on his hands and knees, he peered over the edge meekly. He just sits there meekly, gazing out the window. Too many bands just stand there, meekly playing their songs without ever bothering to say a word to the crowd or act engaged. The rest of us meekly try to tune it out. I stagger meekly to the indoor bar with my bag of flyers. A young girl meekly played a pipe-organ to one side of the apse. Definition of meekly in US English: meekly adverbˈmikliˈmēklē In a quiet, gentle, and submissive manner. to keep the peace, she nodded meekly and smiled we should not meekly accept this fate Example sentencesExamples I stagger meekly to the indoor bar with my bag of flyers. The development community was too entrenched for it to meekly give up its position without either a fight or an attempt at adaptation. The rest of us meekly try to tune it out. Too many bands just stand there, meekly playing their songs without ever bothering to say a word to the crowd or act engaged. Moving forward on his hands and knees, he peered over the edge meekly. He just sits there meekly, gazing out the window. The words came out meekly, like I was a little girl lost in the world. I meekly nodded my head, now fully aware of how I was leaning on Vince. Two weeks ago, the world marched meekly into the year 2003. A young girl meekly played a pipe-organ to one side of the apse.
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