pacifying (Meaning)

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pacifying (p. pr. & vb. n.)

of Pacify

The doctor administered a pacifying sedative to calm the agitated patient.
The gentle hum of the air purifier provided a pacifying effect on the sleeping baby.
The warm milk and honey acted as a pacifying elixir, soothing the crying infant.
The tranquil music and dim lighting created a pacifying atmosphere in the therapy room.
The counselor's soothing words had a pacifying influence on the anxious client.
The sound of rain pattering on the roof had a deeply pacifying effect on the weary traveler.
The calming tea had a pacifying effect, relaxing the tense muscles of the yoga practitioner.
The scent of lavender in the diffuser permeated the room, creating a pacifying ambiance.
The massage therapist employed pacifying techniques to relieve the stress and tension in her client's body.
The pacifying presence of the therapist helped the grieving widow to process her emotions and begin the healing process.

of Pacify

relaxing, tranquillizing, quieting, tranquilizing, soothing, comforting, lulling,calming, narcotic, sedative

unsettling, stimulating, troubling, tiresome, worrisome, unsettling, painful, stimulating, trying, worrisome

The doctor administered a pacifying sedative to calm the agitated patient.

The gentle hum of the air purifier provided a pacifying effect on the sleeping baby.

The warm milk and honey acted as a pacifying elixir, soothing the crying infant.

The tranquil music and dim lighting created a pacifying atmosphere in the therapy room.