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reconfortar
Catalan
solaçar
Spanish
confortar
Give moral or emotional strength to.
comfort
console
solace
Portuguese
reconfortar
Portuguese
acalmar
Catalan
calmar
Spanish
tranquilizar
Cause to feel better.
irritate
Portuguese
acalmar
To bring peace to a place or situation.
pacify
assuage
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.
5
This solution helps
soothe
irritated skin and may even prevent future breakouts.
6
That's likely to
soothe
any pain if the Brexit becomes a reality.
7
Trump also tried to
soothe
investor worries, saying markets would soon calm.
8
Those are two tactics other pharmaceutical companies have used to
soothe
shareholders.
9
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.
11
I'll try and
soothe
Joratta's feelings on the way, and the guard's.
12
Castor oil packs are used externally to
soothe
sore muscles and inflammation.
13
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.
15
But no matter what he said, he couldn't
soothe
the girl's agitation.
16
Are you really sure you can concoct some ointment to
soothe
this?
soothe
·
soothe concerns
soothe the pain
soothe investors
soothe worries
soothe fears
Portuguese
reconfortar
acalmar
aliviar
confortar
consolar
Catalan
solaçar
alenar
animar
confortar
consolar
calmar
tranquilitzar
Spanish
confortar
consolar
alentar
solazar
tranquilizar
calmar