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🤗soothe

verb
/suːð/
Soon soothsayer
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Meaning

to calm, comfort, or relieve pain or distress
to calm or comfort; to relieve pain or distress

Example Sentences

The mother soothed her crying baby.

The mother soothed her crying baby with a gentle lullaby.

Example Expressions

soothe the nerves

Synonyms

calm, comfort, ease, pacify, relieve, console
Entry 1
calm, comfort, ease, pacify, relieve
Entry 2
calm, comfort, pacify, console

Antonyms

agitate, irritate, upset, disturb
Entry 1
agitate, irritate, upset
Entry 2
agitate, disturb, irritate, upset

Collocations

soothe pain, soothe the mind, soothing voice, soothe anger, gently soothe, soothe baby, soothe nerves
Entry 1
soothe pain, soothe the mind, soothing voice, soothe anger
Entry 2
soothe pain, gently soothe, soothe baby, soothe nerves

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