tranquillise (Meaning)
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tranquillise (v)
make calm or still
cause to be calm or quiet as by administering a sedative to
Synonyms & Antonyms of tranquillise
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tranquillise Sentence Examples
- The soft music served to tranquillise the anxious patients in the waiting room.
- The serene lake and lush greenery provided a tranquilising ambience for the hikers.
- The doctor prescribed a sedative to tranquillise the agitated patient.
- The aroma of lavender and chamomile had a calming and tranquillising effect on the stressed-out employee.
- Deep breathing exercises helped to tranquillise her racing thoughts and reduce her anxiety.
- The veterinarian used a tranquilliser dart to subdue the aggressive animal.
- The therapist's gentle voice and soothing words had a tranquillising effect on the troubled client.
- The tranquilising properties of the herbal tea helped to ease the tension in her mind and body.
- The psychiatrist prescribed an anti-anxiety medication to tranquillise the patient's hyperactivity.
- The soft, warm blanket and a hot cup of cocoa tranquillised the child after a long day of playing.
FAQs About the word tranquillise
make calm or still, cause to be calm or quiet as by administering a sedative to
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The soft music served to tranquillise the anxious patients in the waiting room.
The serene lake and lush greenery provided a tranquilising ambience for the hikers.
The doctor prescribed a sedative to tranquillise the agitated patient.
The aroma of lavender and chamomile had a calming and tranquillising effect on the stressed-out employee.
