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Definition of mild : Gentle; pleasant; kind; soft; bland; clement; hence, moderate in degree or quality; -- the opposite of harsh, severe, irritating, violent, disagreeable, etc.; -- applied to persons and things; as, a mild disposition; a mild eye; a mild air; a mild medicine; a mild insanity.

Synonyms:

mild-mannered, bonkers, cold, chocolatey, clinical, tenderhearted, cracked, balmy, middling, accusing, crackers, piano, wacky, acid, delicate, bloodless, tepid, ad hominem, black, nuts, voiced, breezy, light, fruity, patient, fiery, clear, medium, aseptic, buggy, equable, temperate, flaccid, bitter, brooding, flabby, lowly, chronic, bittersweet, smooth, around the bend, indulgent, middle-sized, edge, batty, daft, strong, catching, curious, mid-range, antimalarial, subdued, midsize, untroubled, bug-eyed, congenital, loopy, faint, asymptomatic, good, bionic, accusatory, small, barbed, autoimmune, fine, hot, rough, acidic, flavored, diffuse, caring, brackish, biting, sensitive, astringent, red-hot, whacky, tame, generous, diffused, bats, kooky, loony, pocket-size, loco, beatific, antibacterial, cushy, kookie, scalding, haywire, sonant, pocket-sized, small-scale, regular, tropical, appealing, broad-spectrum, burning, minor, softhearted, barmy, chocolate, fair, round the bend, warm, easy, acerbic, bleak, combination, nonabrasive, warm-hearted, dark, absent, low, medium-sized, soothing, scorching, communicable, boiling, antenatal, mellow, acrid, blistering, spiritless, acute, advanced, docile, darkly, lukewarm, nice, nutty, sunny, wild, dotty

apologetic, submissive, meek, unassuming, unpretentious, abashed, contrite, self-effacing, sheepish, unobtrusive, plebeian, modest, selfless, homely, humble, plain

relaxed, sedate, pacific, collected, still, unruffled, undisturbed

clement, tolerant, amiable, broad-minded, soft, insipid, lenient, even, peaceful, genial, permissive, charitable, kind, cordial, benevolent, liberal, lax, open-minded, peaceable, quiet, libertarian, forbearing, sweet, benign, gentle, tender

jejune, vapid, banal, milquetoast, savorless, flat, weak, flavorless, unsavory, stale, tasteless, bland

frigid, detached, cool, staid, demure, level-headed, composed, inscrutable, placid, reserved, passionless, steady, impassive, unflappable, imperturbable, moderate, cold-blooded, calm, dispassionate, self-controlled, serene, easygoing, poker-faced, unexcitable, neutral, unhurried, stoic, stoical, stolid, deadpan, nonchalant, tranquil, self-composed, numb, apathetic, controlled, even-tempered, aloof

Usage examples:

• I remember how calm and mild an evening it was. - "Slippy McGee, Sometimes Known as the Butterfly Man", Marie Conway Oemler.
• It was a mild June day, small vague hills stretched behind them, and before them soft, lawn- like fields fell away to the river's edge. - "The Dark Tower", Phyllis Bottome.
• Even in mild cases, it is very rarely absent, and if not present at the beginning, it comes on on the second or third day. - "The Mother's Manual of Children's Diseases", Charles West, M.D..