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Meanings of soothe in English
Usage of soothe in English
1
Annie didn't know what to say, what words could soothe this situation.
2
Garcetti said he hoped the deepening business bonds would soothe government concerns.
3
Some hope that a potential deal may help soothe ongoing territorial disputes.
4
They're the sort of calming words people say to soothe others' anxiety.
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This solution helps soothe irritated skin and may even prevent future breakouts.
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That's likely to soothe any pain if the Brexit becomes a reality.
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Trump also tried to soothe investor worries, saying markets would soon calm.
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Those are two tactics other pharmaceutical companies have used to soothe shareholders.
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Tessa banished the horrifying thought and hurried to soothe her future mother-in-law.
10
Nivea's balm will soothe irritable skin and prevent future flare-ups from occurring.
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I'll try and soothe Joratta's feelings on the way, and the guard's.
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Castor oil packs are used externally to soothe sore muscles and inflammation.
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Something in the very tone of her voice seemed to soothe me.
14
Something in his excitement warned the girl that she must soothe him.
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But no matter what he said, he couldn't soothe the girl's agitation.
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Are you really sure you can concoct some ointment to soothe this?
About this term
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Soothe through the time
Soothe across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common
Ireland
Common