| Definition of 'mollification' |
Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (noun) mollification
a state of being appeased or ameliorated or tempered
2. (noun) pacification, mollification
the act of appeasing someone or causing someone to be more favorably inclined
"a wonderful skill in the pacification of crying infants"; "his unsuccessful mollification of the mob"
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| Definition of 'mollification' |
Webster Dictionary |
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1. (noun) mollification
the act of mollifying, or the state of being mollified; a softening
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Sense: to calm, soothe or lessen the anger of.
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 Afrikaans: vermurfding |
 Arabic: تَهْدِئَه |
 Bulgarian: успокоение |
 Brazilian: amolecimento |
 Czech: uklidnění |
 German: die Besänftigung |
 Danish: formildning |
 Greek: κατευνασμός |
 Spanish: apaciguamiento |
 Estonian: leevendus |
 Farsi: تسکین |
 Finnish: lepyttely |
 French: apaisement |
 Hebrew: הַרגָעָה |
 Hindi: प्रशमन |
 Croatian: umekšanje |
 Hungarian: megbékítés, csillapítás |
 Indonesian: penenangan |
 Icelandic: blíðkun |
 Italian: rabbonimento, mitigazione |
 Japanese: なだめること |
 Korean: 달래기 |
 Lithuanian: (nu)raminimas |
 Latvian: []mierināšana |
 Malay: pemujukan |
 Dutch: kalmering |
 Norwegian: beroligelse, demping |
 Polish: uciszenie |
 Persian: تسکین |
 Pashto: تسكين |
 Portuguese: amolecimento |
 Romanian: liniştire |
 Russian: смягчение |
 Slovak: upokojenie |
 Slovenian: pomiritev |
 Serbian: smekšanje |
 Swedish: blidkande, lugnande |
 Thai: การปลอบโยน |
 Turkish: sakinleştirme |
 Taiwanese: 安撫 |
 Ukrainian: пом'якшення |
 Urdu: تسکین دہی |
 Vietnamese: việc xoa dịu |
 Chinese: 平息 |
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