docility

noun

docility

noun

Etymology From Middle French docilité, from Latin docilitas.

1

Usually The quality of being docile.

Couldn't docility from totalitarian indoctrination be a human shortcoming?

Synonyms: docileness, lethargic, placidity
Antonyms: rebelliousness
Derived terms: undocility

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