Mild | Mean of mild in English Dictionary

/ˈmajəld/

• gentle in nature or behavior
1. a mild young man
2. He has a mild manner/disposition.
3. He was a mild-mannered man who rarely became angry.
• not strong in action or effect
1. a mild drug/detergent
2. mild [=gentle] soap
• not strong or harsh in taste
1. mild flavors
2. mild cheese

• not strongly felt
1. He has only a mild [=slight] interest in politics.
2. They had a mild disagreement.
• not harsh or severe
1. She has a mild case of the flu.
2. a mild headache/fever
3. mild pain
4. He suffered a mild concussion/heart attack.
5. a mild reprimand, not a stern one
• not too hot or too cold
1. a mild [=temperate] climate
2. a mild winter's day
3. We've been having a very mild winter.