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soothe
verb (soothed , soothing )
1 to bring relief from (a pain, etc); to allay.
2 to comfort, calm or compose someone.
3 intr to have a calming, tranquillizing or relieving effect.
[Anglo-Saxon gesothian to confirm as true]
soothing noun , adjective .
soothingly adverb .
verb (soothed , soothing )
1 to bring relief from (a pain, etc); to allay.
2 to comfort, calm or compose someone.
3 intr to have a calming, tranquillizing or relieving effect.
[Anglo-Saxon gesothian to confirm as true]
soothing noun , adjective .
soothingly adverb .
soother
noun
1 a person or thing that soothes.
2 a baby's dummy teat.
noun
1 a person or thing that soothes.
2 a baby's dummy teat.
soothsayer
noun someone who predicts the future; a seer or diviner.
[14c: from archaic sooth truth + say]
soothsay verb to foretell or divine.
noun someone who predicts the future; a seer or diviner.
[14c: from archaic sooth truth + say]
soothsay verb to foretell or divine.
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