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1. (adj.) soothing
tending to soothe:
a soothing voice.
Etymology: (1590–1600)
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| Definition of 'soothing' |
Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (adj) soothing
affording physical relief
"a soothing ointment for her sunburn"
2. (adj) assuasive, soothing
freeing from fear and anxiety
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1. (adjective) soothing
comforting or calming
soothing music
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| Definition of 'soothing' |
Webster Dictionary |
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1. soothing
of Soothe
2. soothing
a. & n. from Soothe, v
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Sense: to ease (pain etc)
The medicine soothed the child's toothache.
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 Afrikaans: verligtend |
 Arabic: مُهَدِّئ |
 Bulgarian: успокояващ |
 Brazilian: calmante |
 Czech: zklidňující |
 German: besänftigen |
 Danish: beroligende; dulmende |
 Greek: καταπραϋντικός |
 Spanish: sedante, calmante, tranqu |
 Estonian: rahustav |
 Finnish: rauhoittava |
 French: calmant |
 Hebrew: מְקֵל |
 Hindi: शामक, शमक, उपशामक |
 Croatian: umirujući, ublažujući |
 Hungarian: enyhítő, csillapító, (meg |
 Indonesian: menenangkan |
 Icelandic: sefandi |
 Italian: calmante |
 Japanese: なだめるような |
 Korean: 진정시키는, 누그러뜨리는 |
 Lithuanian: raminantis |
 Latvian: []mierinošs; remdējošs |
 Malay: menenangkan |
 Dutch: kalmerend, verzachtend |
 Norwegian: beroligende; lindrende |
 Polish: uspokajający, kojący |
 Persian: آرامى |
 Pashto: آرام |
 Portuguese: calmante |
 Romanian: calmant |
 Russian: успокаивающий;облегчающий |
 Slovak: upokojujúci |
 Slovenian: pomirjujoč |
 Serbian: umirujući |
 Swedish: lugnande, lindrande |
 Thai: ที่ทำให้จิตใจสงบ; ที่ปลอบ |
 Turkish: yatıştırıcı |
 Taiwanese: 安慰性的 |
 Ukrainian: заспокійливий |
 Urdu: تسکین بخش |
 Vietnamese: dịu dàng, dễ chịu |
 Chinese: 安慰性的 |
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