accoy (Meaning)
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accoy (v. t.)
To render quiet; to soothe.
To subdue; to tame; to daunt.
Synonyms & Antonyms of accoy
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accoy Sentence Examples
- The gentle melody of the lullaby accoyed the baby into a peaceful slumber.
- The soothing words of the therapist worked to accoy the anxious patient during the counseling session.
- The diplomat skillfully accoyed tensions between the warring factions through diplomatic negotiations.
- The warm cup of tea served as a comforting beverage, helping to accoy her frazzled nerves.
- The serene landscape and gentle breeze seemed to accoy the troubled mind of the weary traveler.
- In times of distress, the community leaders sought ways to accoy the concerns of the frightened residents.
- A sincere apology can often accoy hurt feelings and mend strained relationships.
- The wise elder used storytelling as a means to accoy the fears of the village children.
- The therapist employed relaxation techniques to accoy the stress and tension felt by her clients.
- The kindness of strangers can sometimes accoy the pain of those going through difficult times.
FAQs About the word accoy
To render quiet; to soothe., To subdue; to tame; to daunt.
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No antonyms found.
The gentle melody of the lullaby accoyed the baby into a peaceful slumber.
The soothing words of the therapist worked to accoy the anxious patient during the counseling session.
The diplomat skillfully accoyed tensions between the warring factions through diplomatic negotiations.
The warm cup of tea served as a comforting beverage, helping to accoy her frazzled nerves.
