pacified (Meaning)

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pacified (imp. & p. p.)

of Pacify

The soothing lullabies pacified the crying baby, sending it into a peaceful slumber.
The elders pacified the angry mob, appealing to their reason and empathy.
The candy successfully pacified the toddler's tantrum, turning their tears into giggles.
The therapist's calming words pacified the anxious patient, alleviating their racing thoughts.
The government pacified the rebellious province by granting it greater autonomy.
The fresh air and tranquil surroundings pacified the weary traveler, restoring their spirits.
The warm embrace of a loved one pacified the wounded heart, easing its pain.
The gentle waves pacified the restless ocean, creating a serene and inviting atmosphere.
The generous gesture of the stranger pacified the homeless man's fear, giving him a glimmer of hope.
The harmonious music pacified the wild beasts, creating a temporary truce between nature and humanity.

of Pacify

enraptured, appeased, rapturous, overjoyed, euphoric, ecstatic, mollified,placated, elated, joyful

displeased, displeased, discontented, discontented, displeased, dissatisfied, displeased, unhappy,unhappy, dissatisfied

The soothing lullabies pacified the crying baby, sending it into a peaceful slumber.

The elders pacified the angry mob, appealing to their reason and empathy.

The candy successfully pacified the toddler's tantrum, turning their tears into giggles.

The therapist's calming words pacified the anxious patient, alleviating their racing thoughts.