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UK/["/maɪld/"]/US/["/maɪld/"]/

Meaning of Mild

not severe or strong

In simple words: Not strong or intense; gentle.

Mild in a sentence

  • The weather today is quite mild for this time of year.
  • He prefers mild flavors in his food rather than spicy ones.
  • Her mild manner makes her very approachable.
  • I like to walk in mild temperatures, especially during the spring.
  • The teacher had a mild criticism of the student's work.

How to use Mild

Used to describe things that are not harsh or severe, like weather, food, or personality traits. It can be appropriate in both casual and formal contexts.

Grammar pattern

standalone adjective

Memory hint

Think of 'mild' like a soft pillow – it's gentle and easy.

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Synonyms for Mild

Opposites of Mild

Common mistakes with Mild

  • Confused with 'wild' in describing behavior.
  • Used incorrectly to describe very strong flavors or emotions.

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Frequently asked questions about Mild

What does Mild mean?

Not strong or intense; gentle.

What is the definition of Mild?

not severe or strong

How do you use Mild in a sentence?

The weather today is quite mild for this time of year.

Can you give another example of Mild?

He prefers mild flavors in his food rather than spicy ones.

What are synonyms for Mild?

Common alternatives include slight, equable.

What is the opposite of Mild?

Opposite meanings include harsh, severe, strong.

What words go with Mild?

It commonly pairs with be, seem, extremely, fairly, very, be, become, turn, extremely, fairly, very, be, sound, seemingly, deceptively, meek and mild.

What are common mistakes when using Mild?

Confused with 'wild' in describing behavior. Used incorrectly to describe very strong flavors or emotions.

How do you pronounce Mild?

US: /["/maɪld/"]/, UK: /["/maɪld/"]/. Listen to the audio above to hear native pronunciation.

When should I use Mild?

Used to describe things that are not harsh or severe, like weather, food, or personality traits. It can be appropriate in both casual and formal contexts.

What CEFR level is Mild?

"Mild" is at B1 level on the CEFR scale.