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Meaning soothe meaning

What does soothe mean?

soothe

— verb cause to feel better the medicine soothes the pain of the inflammation — verb (= comfort) give moral or emotional strength to

Synonyms soothe synonyms

What other words have the same or similar meaning as soothe?

soothe English » English

calm pacify comfort console appease quiet assuage alleviate quieten relieve solace allay mollify lull tranquilize placate calm down still tranquillize mitigate conciliate reassure wheedle soften fondle coax cheer stroke smooth sedate satisfy rock relax quiten please palliate make peaceful make peace make easy hush hearten gruntle flatter ease drive away compose caress cajole butter up win over

Topics soothe topics

What do people use soothe to talk about?
Person Healthy Symptom of disease

Pain
Person Life Stage of life Baby

Care for a baby
Language and thought Emotion Feel good Happy

Calm
Language and thought Emotion Feel bad

Angry
Social behavior Prosperity, trouble Respond to someone in trouble

Relief

Conjugation soothe conjugation

How do you conjugate soothe?

soothe · verb

Examples soothe examples

How do I use soothe in a sentence?

Simple sentences

This medicine will soothe your headache.
He tried to soothe the angry man.
A gift of cheesecake is apparently good to soothe discord.
Music has charms to soothe the savage beast.
This medicine will soothe the pain.
Music has charms to soothe a savage breast.
Each time, when she had let a suitor out of the door, she would soothe her anger and hatred by beating her stepdaughter.

Movie subtitles

Peace lies upon the eternal sea. silently it spreads, rolling out in broad waves, to soothe the world's suffering and strife.
I'll give you a lotion to soothe that.
Soothe my Grief.
She didn't soothe me any, hollering around in the tower.
I thought my music would soothe your pain.
Who will soothe my pain?
It takes someone to soothe him, to persuade him!
It takes one going there to soothe him,..
It would soothe me.
Rather, we should make of a man's dignity our foremost ally and caress it, soothe it, talk fondly to it - and treat it like our dearest toy.
This will soothe you.
As a physician, I wish I could take madam's hand and soothe her.
That's why you want his wife. to soothe your fear by having something he had.
Now you go right back to sleep and let my herbs. soothe away your aches and pains.
You are petulant, Magnus, and I have no time to soothe you.
Music still hath charms to soothe the savage. but I know a greater fascination.
Soothe Jutra's feelings, if possible but if he won't listen to reason, let him have it as hard as you can.
You sit down and I'll get you some music to soothe them.
Rather, we should make of a man's dignity our foremost ally and caress it, soothe it, talk fondly to it and treat it like our dearest toy.
And I soothe no wounds such as yours.
I'm afraid it won't soothe him.
As a physician, I wish I could take madam's hand and soothe her. Yes, doctor.
That'll soothe your nerves.
Some coffee to soothe your nerves, calm you down.
I'll force some good whisky on you to celebrate your wedding, soothe you after a trying day, any number of reasons.
Gimme a beer with a lil something to soothe the nerves.
To our silent and cerebral Mr. Spock, this kithara to pluck music to soothe his ever-active brow.
Well, it's a strategy to soothe the soldiers. Besides, it's a way of guaranteeing effective shots, thus avoiding unnecessary bloodshed.
There was something in your voice that used to soothe me, that made me happy when I was sad.
And soothe it.
The fever must be at soothe.
And sweet triumph will be the balm to soothe your wounds once they have done their bloody task!
Sophie kept telling him he was imagining things, trying to soothe him the way she does when he gets like that.
Soothe sadness, affix, bullet hot, hot bullet.

News and current affairs

Central bankers try to soothe and reassure, but they are not very convincing.
But, rather than succumbing to feelings of distress, she will take the child in her arms to soothe and comfort it.
Russia, sadly, had no one with the moral authority to soothe people's passions.

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