mollifies (Meaning)

mollifies

to reduce the rigidity of, soften, relent, to soothe in temper or disposition, to reduce the harshness or violence of, to reduce in intensity

The doctor's gentle bedside manner mollifies the anxious patient.
The soothing music mollified the baby's cries and sent him into a peaceful slumber.
A sincere apology mollified her anger and restored the harmony between them.
The warm bath mollified the aches and pains of her tired body.
The promise of a reward mollified the child's disappointment.
The counselor's empathetic listening mollified the client's fears and helped them cope with their challenges.
The aroma of freshly baked cookies mollified her homesickness and brought her comfort.
A heartfelt gesture of support mollified the grieving widow and eased her pain.
The cool breeze from the ocean mollified the sweltering heat and provided a refreshing respite.
The soft touch of her hand mollified his anxiety and calmed his racing mind.

to reduce the rigidity of, soften, relent, to soothe in temper or disposition, to reduce the harshness or violence of, to reduce in intensity

appeases, pacifies, satisfies, propitiates, conciliates, disarms, pleases, soothes, comforts,placates

rouses, ruffles, riles, inflames, enflames, antagonizes, annoys, incenses, rankles, burns (up)

The doctor's gentle bedside manner mollifies the anxious patient.

The soothing music mollified the baby's cries and sent him into a peaceful slumber.

A sincere apology mollified her anger and restored the harmony between them.

The warm bath mollified the aches and pains of her tired body.