mollification
mɔlifikasjɔ̃
Definition
Definition of mollification - Reverso French Dictionary
Noun, feminine
1.
ramollissementDated action de rendre quelque chose plus mou ou tendreDated
- La mollification de la cire se fait par la chaleur.
2.
apaisementDated action d'apaiser quelqu'un de fâché ou irritéDated
- Il a tenté une mollification de son patron en colère.
Origin of mollification
latin, mollificare (adoucir) (mollis = doux + facere = faire)
Examples of mollification in a sentence
La chimiste observait la mollification progressive du polymère sous l'effet du solvant. Sa plaisanterie maladroite n’a entraîné aucune mollification de la foule en colère. La lettre d’excuses a permis une certaine mollification du conflit familial.
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- English:softening, mollification, ...
- German:Weichmachung, Besänftigung, ...
- Italian:rammollimento, placazione, ...
- Spanish:reblandecimiento, apaciguamiento, ...
- Portuguese:amolecimento, apaziguamento, ...
- Chinese:软化, 安抚, ...
- Japanese:軟化, 懐柔, ...
- Arabic:تليين, تهدئة, ...
- Hebrew:רִכּוּךְ, פִּיּוּס, ...
- Russian:размягчение, умиротворение, ...
- Ukrainian:розм'якшення, заспокоєння, ...
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