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Definition of mitigative - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
reductionRare reducing the severity of somethingRare
- The mitigative measures helped control the damage.
2.
pain reliefRare making pain or sorrow easier to bearRare
- The mitigative words comforted her during the loss.
Origin of mitigative
Latin, mitigare (to soften)
Examples of mitigative in a sentence
The mitigative approach eased the community's concerns. The mitigative balm eased his aching muscles. Her mitigative presence calmed the anxious crowd.
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- French:atténuant, réconfortant, ...
- German:mildernd, tröstend, ...
- Italian:attenuanti, lenitivo, ...
- Spanish:mitigador, aliviante, ...
- Portuguese:mitigador, aliviador, ...
- Chinese:减轻的, 安慰的, ...
- Japanese:軽減的な, 慰めの, ...
- Arabic:مُخَفِّف, مسكن, ...
- Hebrew:מְפַחֵת, מְנַחֵם, ...
- Russian:смягчающий, утешительный, ...
- Ukrainian:пом'якшувальний, заспокійливий, ...
- Hindi:नियंत्रणकारी, दर्द निवारक, ...
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