Meanings of too complaisant in English

Because she was too happy, madam; too complaisant; too uninstructed in the emotions.

At any rate, I found out that I was too complaisant to Mr.

Personally we think the Editor was a little too complaisant.

Possibly a too complaisant and unaggressive Nature had spoiled them.

Unfortunately, however, as soon as women have yielded they become too tender, too complaisant.

Religion in these days is obviously too complaisant.

What is the attitude to be maintained towards the too complaisant spouse of an honorable friend?

But, faith, I fear I have been too complaisant with them, though these two children are really interesting in their love.

Hence I shall never join the hymns of praise which the Germans, always too complaisant, are now singing to the little Corsican, General Bonaparte.

So yielding, on September 27, he gave Oswald the required commission, but, suspecting that he was rather too complaisant, sent Henry Strachey to assist him.

If ye fear God, be not too complaisant of speech, lest the man of unhealthy heart should lust after you, but speak with discreet speech.