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Definition of mollification - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
reducing angerRare act of making someone less angry or hostileRare
- His apology was a clear attempt at mollification of the offended party..
2.
emotionRare state where someone feels more agreeable or appeasedRare
- His mollification was evident after the apology.
Origin of mollification
Latin, mollificare (to soften)
Examples of mollification in a sentence
Mollification through dialogue proved effective. The mollification of the crowd was achieved with soothing words. Her mollification came after receiving the heartfelt letter.
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- French:mollification, adoucissement, ...
- German:Besänftigung, ...
- Italian:placazione, rasserenamento, ...
- Spanish:apaciguamiento, calma, ...
- Portuguese:pacificação, acalmar, ...
- Chinese:缓和, 情绪缓和, ...
- Japanese:鎮静化, 和らぎ, ...
- Arabic:تَهْدِئَة, ترضية, ...
- Hebrew:הַרְגָּעָה, הַשְׁקָטָה, ...
- Russian:успокоение, смягчение, ...
- Ukrainian:заспокоєння, задоволення, ...
- Hindi:शांत करना, शांतता, ...
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