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What is another word for
soothe
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To calm or lull one who is distraught, emotional or excited
To provide assuagement or palliation to the pain or suffering of
To relieve the distress or suffering of
To reduce the intensity or severity of
To tranquilize by giving a sedative
To calm or compose oneself after being tense or over-excited
To touch or stroke gently or lovingly
To treat someone medically, as a doctor would
To persuade someone to do something
To act as a mediator between two parties
To feel sorrow for the misfortunes of
To praise or flatter
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▲
Verb
▲
To calm or lull one who is distraught, emotional or excited
calm
pacify
appease
mollify
compose
settle
lull
quiet
still
quieten
tranquillise
UK
tranquilize
US
subdue
salve
becalm
lullaby
propitiate
comfort
relax
hush
unburden
untrouble
calm down
win over
settle down
quieten down
assuage
placate
allay
conciliate
quell
gentle
ease
palliate
relieve
disarm
alleviate
mitigate
balm
humour
UK
satisfy
humor
US
reconcile
soften
sweeten
cool
sedate
silence
control
make peace with
square off
take the edge off
reassure
content
steady
console
heal
cure
please
contain
collect
assure
help
soft-pedal
quiet down
mellow
temper
dulcify
pour oil on
cool off
re-collect
make calm
make better
pour oil on troubled waters
solace
adjust
curb
ease up
resolve
unruffle
dull
lighten
treat
cheer
smooth over
shut down
settle one's nerves
stroke
mend
take the sting out of
smooth down
soften up
counteract
restore
make peace
get control of
sugar the pill
take the sting out
make up
get a grip on
unwind
play up to
remedy
repress
rock to sleep
stifle
chill out
loosen up
ameliorate
make less uptight
make less tense
lighten up
meliorate
nurse
improve
doctor
pleasure
gladden
delight
gratify
take a deep breath
square
rejoice
suit
warm
tickle
suffice
bewitch
enrapture
charm
thrill
feast
indulge
captivate
gas
glad
attend to
set right
agree with
make happy
more ❯
“A subtle noise is made by both men and women to
soothe
the child to sleep, a sound like the soughing of the wind through the pines.”
Verb
▲
To provide assuagement or palliation to the pain or suffering of
assuage
ease
alleviate
allay
relieve
palliate
mollify
help
lenify
balm
mitigate
lessen
moderate
abate
reduce
temper
appease
soften
dull
quell
lull
blunt
tranquilize
US
diminish
calm
tranquillise
UK
subdue
lighten
compose
relax
decrease
deaden
pacify
quiet
dispel
settle
quieten
still
stifle
dampen
repress
suppress
ameliorate
salve
banish
stop
attenuate
take the edge off
tone down
cure
cool
cushion
check
quash
subjugate
modify
comfort
rise above
choke off
cut off
sweeten
nurse
take the sting out
succor
US
heal
doctor
succour
UK
make better
put at rest
hush
curb
extinguish
treat
lower
squelch
overcome
mellow
dulcify
satisfy
dilute
smother
fix up
attend
take sting out
patch things up
meliorate
improve
keep in check
nourish
remedy
attend to
set right
rehabilitate
brighten
counteract
vary
punctuate
solace
console
interrupt
liss
aid
assist
break up
prevent
bring respite to
bring an end to
take load off
let up on
take a load off
make something bearable
bring aid
bring aid to
smooth
dissipate
dismiss
destroy
eliminate
take the bite out
pour oil on
drive away
put to rest
drive off
chase away
cool out
more ❯
“The sweetness of the flower that had become a part of Marion herself might
soothe
the pain of his final moment on earth.”
Verb
▲
To relieve the distress or suffering of
comfort
console
cheer
solace
reassure
assure
hearten
encourage
calm
relieve
support
cheer up
inspirit
uplift
buoy up
bolster
assuage
buck up
gladden
succor
US
succour
UK
ease
condole
put at ease
bring comfort to
placate
allay
lift
buoy
upraise
commiserate
salve
boost
elevate
condole with
give solace to
alleviate
animate
pity
pacify
enliven
help
compose
relax
commiserate with
besoothe
palliate
mollify
sympathize with
give condolences to
perk up
put one's mind to rest
pick up
give a lift to
give sympathy to
give a lift
mitigate
soften
quieten
envigorate
UK
revitalise
UK
reanimate
revitalize
US
invigorate
US
free
sympathize
US
lighten burden
quiet fears
empathize with
compassionate
make one feel at ease
make well
exhilarate
give respite to
brighten
embolden
elate
steel
strengthen
incite
warm
sympathise
UK
feel for
hold someone's hand
cheer on
boost the morale of
give a leg up to
boost morale
give strength to
give moral support to
be there for
be a source of strength
be a source of strength to
brace up
snap out of it
put on top of the world
let the sun shine in
put on cloud nine
brace
gee up
give confidence
restore confidence to
snap one out of it
set your mind at rest
restore someone's confidence
bolster someone's confidence
dispel someone's fears
fortify
aid
tranquilize
US
untrouble
tranquillise
UK
express sympathy to
show compassion to
show fellow feeling to
express sympathy for
express sympathy
inspire
stimulate
pep up
energize
US
excite
rouse
stir
refresh
rally
energise
UK
restore
vitalize
revive
galvanize
US
arouse
motivate
ginger up
brighten up
galvanise
UK
quicken
spur
rejuvenate
revivify
bear up
chirk up
liven up
fillip
raise spirits
activate
renew
instigate
lighten
fire
fire up
enhearten
vivify
reinvigorate
move
thrill
sustain
spark
intoxicate
enrapture
improve
kindle
build up
transport
give a boost to
pump up
exalt
raise your spirits
liven
give a shot in the arm to
light a fire under
psych up
give a buzz
push
drive
empower
breathe new life into
jazz up
wake up
pique
make happy
build
goad
look up
sway
delight
raise
electrify
resuscitate
stir up
whip up
spur on
boost up
freshen
recreate
repair
rejoice
stiffen the resolve of
give shot in arm
prepare
renovate
spike
prod
update
modernize
US
replenish
enhance
regain
nerve
modernise
UK
jump-start
give someone a kick
amp up
zip up
juice up
bring around
kick-start
make happier
give life to
brush up
take heart
dynamize
incentify
make confident
give courage to
applaud
disinhibit
impassion
trigger
enforce
regenerate
egg
incentivize
US
jumpstart
recharge
ignite
reenforce
rev up
provoke
nudge
refreshen
make more cheerful
lift up
praise
prick
reinforce
ready
gird
stimulate spiritually
lift the spirits of
give confidence to
raise the morale of
spirit up
give hope to
bield
prop up
lift your spirits
poise
take a load off
loosen up
lighten up
ameliorate
spice
incentivise
UK
better
zap
cool down
blow away the cobwebs
top up
give new strength to
vivificate
cultivate
take a turn for the better
clear up
become cheerful
forearm
inflame
please
bolden
advance
gratify
enrich
edify
keep someone going
be a tower of strength to
see someone through
upgrade
refine
psych
make more lively
put pep into
waken up
let sunshine in
work up
make more exciting
come alive
make lively
give courage
make brave
make braver
lift the morale of
give pep talk
psyche up
pleasure
content
satisfy
glad
gear up
get ready
wind up
suit
urge
impel
feast
gas
inform
agree with
become livelier
spice up
become more cheerful
feel happier
get into the mood
be heartened
charge
prompt
boost moral
bring joy to
give someone pleasure
tickle pink
make someone feel good
cool
warm the cockles of someone's heart
do someone's heart good
titillate
jog
light up
send
give new life to
make alive
commove
juice
pep
turn on
give someone a charge
turn someone on
snap up
make very happy
put zip into
give someone great pleasure
give someone a thrill
make someone's spirits soar
more ❯
“He cannot succeed in being a man for his wife, because he does not know how to
soothe
her anguish.”
Verb
▲
To reduce the intensity or severity of
lessen
diminish
reduce
moderate
allay
mitigate
soften
abate
calm
alleviate
temper
dull
weaken
decrease
deaden
subdue
lighten
blunt
dampen
damp
attenuate
check
quell
curb
cool
muffle
mellow
stifle
smother
degrade
modulate
mute
tame
curtail
cut
minimize
US
temperate
squelch
minimise
UK
balm
dulcify
tone down
take the edge off
de-escalate
take the sting out
smooth down
cool off
ease
assuage
relieve
mollify
palliate
dilute
pacify
cushion
restrain
extenuate
placate
benumb
quiet
still
lull
numb
resolve
quieten
modify
control
thin
suppress
defuse
soft-pedal
smooth out
appease
undermine
help
smooth
lower
sweeten
settle
shrink
slake
contract
tranquilize
US
desensitize
US
cauterize
US
anesthetize
US
cauterise
UK
tranquillise
UK
stabilize
US
water down
damp down
desensitise
UK
repress
stabilise
UK
obtund
get rid of
put a damper on
lenify
cut down
calm down
settle down
put an end to
take the bite out
smooth over
sort out
clear up
iron out
slacken
quench
ameliorate
paralyze
US
paralyse
UK
address
improve
remit
silence
mask
anaesthetize
UK
make less
kill
commute
fix
excuse
hush
pour oil on
qualify
contain
reduce the force of
adjust
gentle
gruntle
buffer
depress
taper
depreciate
regulate
put out a fire
do damage control
take the bite out of
take the sting out of
wane
impair
erode
subside
decrement
anaesthetise
UK
neutralize
US
rein
chill out
compose
pipe down
make reasonable
disable
enervate
neutralise
UK
debilitate
dwindle
downsize
ebb
sap
restrict
render insensible
make less sensitive
make inactive
enfeeble
constrain
devaluate
clear the air
cripple
hold in
ease off
roll back
wind down
cut back
abase
wear away
tail off
peter out
wear down
dissipate
mince
relax
break
sate
vitiate
deflate
take the heat off
pour cold water on
dampen down
throw cold water on
constrict
offset
hebetate
play down
cool out
keep under control
meet halfway
keep in check
more ❯
“Kayla felt like her mouth was on fire, and longed for a piece of bread or something to
soothe
the heat.”
Verb
▲
To tranquilize by giving a sedative
sedate
pacify
anaesthetise
UK
anesthetize
US
drug
quieten
relax
dope
anaesthetize
UK
tranquillise
UK
tranquilize
US
stupefy
knock out
administer drugs to
administer narcotics to
put out
administer opiates to
put under
put to sleep
put under sedation
give a sedative to
numb
deaden
narcotize
medicate
treat
inject
doctor
dose up
give an anaesthetic to
dope up
give narcotics to
give drugs to
Verb
▲
To calm or compose oneself after being tense or over-excited
unwind
calm
pacify
compose
settle down
chill out
calm down
loosen up
cool it
simmer down
compose oneself
steady oneself
cool off
pull oneself together
control yourself
cool down
collect oneself
get a grip on yourself
get a hold of yourself
get your act together
calm yourself
become calmer
become quieter
get a grip
stay loose
get control of oneself
lighten up
relax
chill
chillax
go easy
quiet down
pull in one's horns
get hold of oneself
restrain yourself
keep cool
quieten down
regain one's composure
take a deep breath
cool out
hose down
take it easy
control oneself
more ❯
Verb
▲
To touch or stroke gently or lovingly
caress
stroke
touch
pet
fondle
pat
rub
brush
skim
graze
massage
feel
cuddle
nestle
nuzzle
gentle
cosset
dandle
love
neck
squeeze
handle
buss
hold
touch lovingly
comfort
tickle
finger
paw
knead
maul
manipulate
smooth
thumb
palpate
grope
tap
fiddle with
lay a finger on
molest
dab
toy with
palm
nudge
frisk
feel up
touch up
brush against
touch lightly
shave
play with
grab
manhandle
scrape
goose
kiss
play about with
come into contact
touch gently
rub up against
brush up against
impinge upon
clap
examine
explore
slap
cop a feel of
slap lightly
strike
rub down
meet
assault
glance off
skim over
go over
mess
abuse
fiddle
be infected by
pull
sexually assault
be contaminated by
meddle
press lightly
sweep
sexually abuse
glance
osculate
prod
poke
probe
interfere with
flick
twiddle with
put one's hand on
play around with
run hands over
contact
lay a hand on
meddle with
put one's hands on
kittle
vellicate
come into contact with
lightly touch
scratch
prickle
lightly prod
titillate
chuck
more ❯
Verb
▲
To treat someone medically, as a doctor would
doctor
treat
cure
heal
medicate
dose
mend
patch
tend
administer
nurse
attend to
care for
minister to
administer to
apply medication
give treatment
look after
patch up
take care of
dope up
remedy
rehabilitate
restore
rehab
make whole
palliate
treat successfully
reanimate
make well
make better
restore to health
make healthy
serve
mother
wait on
relieve
alleviate
ease
salve
amend
improve
allay
cleanse
assuage
help
better
operate on
give medical treatment to
apply treatment to
apply treatment
give treatment to
prescribe medicine for
resuscitate
revive
physic
get someone back on their feet
put on feet again
make sound
make good
put someone on the road to recovery
Verb
▲
To persuade someone to do something
coax
persuade
cajole
inveigle
wheedle
entice
influence
tempt
lure
induce
beguile
seduce
urge
allure
charm
blarney
blandish
flatter
woo
encourage
get
decoy
maneuver
US
manoeuvre
UK
palaver
press
con
hook
wangle
worm
barter
importune
jawbone
pester
plague
tease
sweet-talk
prevail on
soft-soap
win over
talk into
prevail upon
argue into
get round
butter up
work on
arm-twist
come on
talk someone into something
rope in
twist one's arm
convince
sway
draw
solicit
coerce
bait
bring round
smooth-talk
incite
move
invite
convert
entrap
finagle
prompt
lead on
impel
bring around
betray
exhort
talk round
instigate
attract
motivate
sell
talk
sweeten up
soften up
ensnare
argue
incline
steer
prod
suck in
compel
trick
make
brainwash
pull
lead
stimulate
bring
reason
mousetrap
honey
twist someone's arm
draw in
manipulate
deceive
goad
jockey
ask
sell one on
entreat
captivate
request
bribe
ingratiate
direct
implore
counsel
cause
pressure
snow
oil
enjoin
soap
beseech
jolly
demand
spur
beg
lean on
wile
provoke
bid
beckon
drag
tantalize
US
rope
impress
get around
turn on
inspire
work over
tantalise
UK
egg on
wheedle into
change mind
prod into
draw out
whet
soften
banter
delude
dupe
mislead
bend
change
gain
stroke
nudge
jog
sucker
appeal to
bring over
trap
toll
interest
get next to
lead astray
budge
actuate
talk over
flatter into
arouse someone's interest in
persuade to buy
string along
court
win round
bat eyes at
goose
trigger
come on to
put pressure on
sweep off feet
steamroll
squeeze
bulldoze
activate
exploit
play
control
dangle a carrot in front of
dare
put the squeeze on
dragoon
work
intimidate
exert influence on
cajole into
coax into
put someone up to something
work upon
pressurize
US
dangle
make your mouth water
whet the appetite of
appeal
push
bring to reason
make see the light
make someone see the light
show someone the error of their ways
show one the error of their ways
put across
pull strings with
browbeat
prejudice
petition
insist
propose
turn
suborn
colour
UK
require
requisition
order
tell
cut any ice with
bring pressure to bear on
make yourself felt with
carry weight with
touch
bring pressure to bear upon
dispose
advise
call
drive
procure
pressurise
UK
color
US
propagandize
US
enlist
proselytize
US
extract
badger
proselyte
propagandise
UK
proselytise
UK
train
call on
insist on
call for
promote
rationalize
US
summon
command
plead with
cause to believe
pressurize into
reason someone into
press someone into
turn somebody on to
pressure someone into
convert to
lead to do
rationalise
UK
bring to senses
lead to believe
wear down
gain confidence of
win argument
prize
prove to
winkle out
more ❯
Verb
▲
To act as a mediator between two parties
arbitrate
mediate
intervene
intercede
interpose
conciliate
reconcile
negotiate
resolve
placate
smooth
make peace
step in
act as peacemaker
bring to terms
strike happy medium
come to terms
make a deal
hammer out a deal
work out a deal
intermediate
moderate
act as an intermediary
act as middleman
facilitate
broker
settle
liaise
act as a middle man
bring to an agreement
act as honest broker
act as go-between
act as middle
become involved
take measures
get involved
take action
take a hand
referee
reconcile differences
umpire
temporize
US
pour oil on troubled waters
make the peace
act as a mediator
act as a peacemaker
restore harmony
clear the air
deal
interfere
temporise
UK
arbitrate in
act
chip in
lend a hand
interpose oneself
arrive on the scene
enter the fray
more ❯
Verb
▲
To feel sorrow for the misfortunes of
pity
feel for
compassionate
sympathize with
bleed for
commiserate with
ache
ache for
comfort
commiserate
condole
condole with
console
empathise
UK
empathize
US
empathize with
feel pity for
feel sorry for
reprieve
solace
sympathise
UK
sympathize
US
understand
weep for
yearn over
be compassionate towards
be moved by
be sympathetic towards
feel sympathy for
grieve for
take pity on
be sympathetic
feel with
give quarter
grant amnesty
grieve with
have compassion
identify with
lament with
show concern
show sympathy
be sorry for
have compassion for
have mercy on
be there for
have one's heart go out to
show compassion for
compassion
appreciate
relate to
express concern
bleed
show interest
share another's sorrow
express sympathy
sorrow for
offer condolences to
show sympathy for
feel
feel compassion for
open your heart
lament for
give solace to
mourn for
express sympathy for
have mercy
send condolences to
be sympathetic to
offer sympathy to
share sorrow
show compassion
offer condolences
acknowledge
be cognizant of
take something on board
take on board
be wise to
feel compassionate towards
comprehend
identify
be conscious of
be with you
be able to see
be alive to
be sensitive to
take account of
be a good listener
pick up on
offer consolation to
be supportive
feel heart go out to
show kindliness
show tenderness
care for
be kind to
show mercy
be understanding
offer consolation
be supportive of
be in rapport with
tune in
have a rapport
be in tune
put oneself in the shoes of
be in sympathy
suffer with
be perceptive
be compassionate
be empathetic
be sensitive
share
commune
imagine
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feel at one
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To praise or flatter
compliment
flatter
adulate
charm
fawn over
glorify
gush over
praise
puff up
smooth-talk
sweet-talk
worship
bootlick
brownnose
butter up to
elevate
humor
US
humour
UK
revere
wheedle
brown-nose
build up
butter up
cajole
exalt
lay it on thick
overpraise
put on a pedestal
stroke one's ego
suck up to
compliment excessively
fall all over
fawn upon
ingratiate oneself with
kiss one's feet
play up to
roose
rub the right way
spread it on
work over
stroke
commend
soft-soap
express admiration for
wax lyrical about
fawn
panegyrize
laud
inveigle
fawn on
blarney
pay court to
pay blandishments to
honey
say nice things about
work on
oil
hero-worship
flannel
admire
adore
make much of
venerate
pay tribute to
lay it on with a trowel
lionize
US
rave over
lionise
UK
massage
puff
belaud
soften
snow
ingratiate yourself
beslaver
sweeten up
crawl to
creep to
pander to
be all over
make a fuss of
crawl
toady
kowtow
truckle
grovel
woo
curry favor with
US
lick someone's boots
be servile
suck up
curry favour with
UK
apple-polish
cringe
creep
pander
court
be obsequious
dance attendance on
blandish
cower
fuss
snivel
rub up the right way
make up to
bow to
fall on one's knees
pay court
be sycophantic
honey up
defer to
humble oneself
kiss-up
bow and scrape
scratch one's back
cater to
lay it on
behave obsequiously
throw oneself at someone's feet
gush
apple polish
quail
implore
pamper
abase yourself
eat crow
eat dirt
demean oneself
genuflect
show respect for
abase oneself to
be obsequious towards
be sycophantic towards
keep someone sweet
be obsequious to
demean oneself to
bow and scrape to
prostrate oneself to
be servile towards
grovel to
kowtow to
kiss the feet of
truckle to
submit
yield
concede
defer
stoop
crouch
kiss up to
curry favour
UK
bend the knee
give way
abase oneself before
knuckle under
curry favor
US
prostrate oneself
give in
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