Mild

/maɪld/

Meaning & Definition

adjective

Not severe or strong; gentle.

The weather today is quite mild, perfect for a walk in the park.

Having a moderate, non-spicy flavor.

I prefer mild salsa over the hot variety because it suits my taste.

Not serious or harsh in nature.

He received a mild reprimand for being late to the meeting.

Soft or gentle in character or behavior.

Her mild demeanor made her approachable and easy to talk to.

Middle English 'milde', from Old English 'milde', meaning 'gentle, soft'

mild mannered

Having a gentle disposition; not aggressive.

mild headache

A headache that is not severe.

mild climate

A climate that is not extreme; moderate temperatures.

gentle

Having a mild and kindly nature.

temperate

Moderate in respect of temperature; not extreme.

soft

Not hard or firm to the touch.

Calm or chill; not intense.

That party was pretty mild, not wild at all.

Easygoing or relaxed.

He's a mild dude, never stresses out about anything.