Mollify (7)

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(Other definitions for placate that I've seen before include "Make calm, conciliate" , "Pale cat could pacify" , "Calm, pacify, appease" , "'Pacify, appease (7)'" , "Mollify, soothe anger" .)
'mollify' is the definition.
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(Other definitions for appease that I've seen before include "Conciliate" , "Placate (someone) by agreeing to their demands" , "Calm, pacify, placate" , "Pacify with concessions" , "Placate by making concessions" .)
'mollify' is the definition.
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(Other definitions for assuage that I've seen before include "Mollify" , "Soothe with sausage" , "Reduce severity" , "Appease, calm" , "Satisfy, slake" .)
'mollify' is the definition.
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(Other definitions for sweeten that I've seen before include "Soften up" , "Add, eg, sugar to" , "Make more palatable" , "Make fresh" , "Appease" .)
'mollify' is the definition.
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(Other definitions for soothe that I've seen before include "to settle" , "Console, pacify" , "'Console, comfort (6)'" , "Assuage, calm" , "Gently calm" .)
(Other definitions for becalm that I've seen before include "Leave (sailing ship) deprived of power" , "Make still (from lack of wind)" , "Make quiet or still - sounds like an order" , "Leave (sailing ship) unable to move" , "Render motionless from lack of wind" .)
'mollify' is the definition.
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(Other definitions for pacify that I've seen before include "Make calm, soothe" , "Quieten" , "Make calmer" , "Mollify, appease" , "Appease - subdue" .)
'mollify' is the definition.
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(Other definitions for calm that I've seen before include "Peaceful, not excited" , "Composure or serenity" , "Peaceful and unexcited" , "Peaceful, undisturbed" , "Cool, not excited" .)
'mollify' is the definition.
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(Other definitions for moderate that I've seen before include "Become less intense" , "Average; not radical" , "Diminish - within reason" , "Become less extreme" , "(Keep) within reasonable limits" .)
(Other definitions for reassure that I've seen before include "Give confidence to" , "Take away a person's doubts or fears" , "Remove the doubts or fears of" , "Buoy up" , "Allay fears of (someone)" .)
'mollify' is the definition.
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(Another definition for propitiate that I've seen is " Appease".)