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Tending to soothe or tranquilize.
sedative
tranquillizing
tranquillising
tranquilising
ataractic
ataraxic
depressant
1
She softened instantly, as if the words 'New York' had a
tranquilizing
effect.
2
She knew by experience the
tranquilizing
influence of giving him something to do.
3
The scene was
tranquilizing
;
nevertheless the young man appeared out of harmony with it.
4
The scene was a maritime pastoral, picturesque and potentially
tranquilizing
-
and
yet
I felt uneasy.
5
You will cry, and I, too; but our tears will be refreshing,
tranquilizing
tears.
6
The first part was more melodious and
tranquilizing
,
the last is more brilliant and animating.
7
The extraordinary composure with which he acted and spoke had its
tranquilizing
influence over Percy.
8
Now worthy resolves are
tranquilizing
,
and he slept profoundly.
9
There was something solid and
tranquilizing
about Keggs.
10
Once home, Mother poured herself a glass of milk and opened a
tranquilizing
package of ho-hos.
11
Francine's method had its
tranquilizing
effect on Emily.
12
One of the octos behind me must have hit me with their equivalent of a
tranquilizing
dart.
13
There is probably nothing that has such a
tranquilizing
effect, and leads into such content as gardening.
14
Moreover, it needed no hummer; the humming seemed to even mar and mutilate its gentle and
tranquilizing
music.
15
The bells ceased and a pleasant loneliness poured in with the moonlight, varnishing the railings,
tranquilizing
every board.
16
When Alban presented himself the next morning, the hours of the night had exercised their
tranquilizing
influence over Emily.
tranquilizing
tranquilize
brief tranquilizing
have a tranquilizing
tranquilizing palm