docile in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

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Generally docile when handled, the bearcat nevertheless has sharp claws and teeth that can easily rip through flesh.
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The temperament for wild specimens is fairly docile and most will not attempt to bite.
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One is extremely vicious, while the other is very docile, yet they appear physically identical.
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They are sought after for their wide array of potential colorations and typically docile nature.
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The cochin is a hardy, friendly, and docile chicken.
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They are hardy and long-lived horses, and docile in temperament.
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They are hardy and tough, and generally docile in temperament, making them easy to handle and ride.
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Institutions such as schools reinforce the dominant ideological forms of thinking onto the populace and force us into becoming obedient and docile beings.
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Their temperaments can vary considerably between specimens; some are very docile and reluctant to bite, whilst others are very defensive and even aggressive or intimidating.
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Some other terms apply only to docile animals, such as the doe.
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