Milder

/ˈmaɪldər/

Definitions

  1. (adj.) Having a less severe or harsh degree, especially in legal penalties or judgments.
    The court imposed a milder sentence due to mitigating circumstances.

Commentary

Used comparatively to indicate a lesser severity, often in contexts of punishment or legal consequences.

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