What Gently means?
gen·tler, gen·tlest. 1. Considerate or kindly in disposition; amiable and tender. 2. Not harsh or severe; mild and soft: a gentle scolding; a gentle tapping at the window.
What gentle means?
1 : having or showing a kind and quiet nature : not harsh, stern, or violent He was a large but gentle man. 2 : not hard or forceful a gentle wind. 3 : not strong or harsh in quality or effect a gentle soap. 4 : not steep or sharp gentle hills.
Is it gentler or more gentle?
More gently is correct. Gently is an adverb, giving us some information about how we move the paint brush (we move the paint brush gently). In this sentence we want to make gently into a comparative form – to do this we add more. Gentler, on the other hand, is the comparative form of the adjective gentle.
Is there a word gently?
softly; quietly: He sings beautifully and easily at full voice, yet sounds equally compelling when singing more gently and lyrically.