Docious
Definition, Meaning & Examples
Part of speech adjective
Quick meaning: Docious is an adjective meaning (US, regional) Docile, amenable to order.
Meaning
(US, regional) Docile, amenable to order.
Example Sentences
I began to feel docious. Nothing was expected of me; she was a grown woman and she had the reins.
I stood it all quite docious till the Doctor talked of trying arsenic, and then kicked. […] [T]he best man that the Almighty ever planted on this side had been awfully murdered. Stranger, I can’t bear to think of it now, but when I heard it the first time, it was jest arter I got religion—I could’nt^([sic]) help it—I swore jest nigh on to half a hour, right straight on eend. I can hardly keep my tongue docious now to talk about it.
Related Words
Related dictionary entries include dicacious, doelike, sequacious, glib, dilucid, daft.
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