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mollification

/ˌmɒl.ɪ.fɪˈkeɪ.ʃən/

Traduction: Nom désignant l'action de calmer quelqu'un ou de l'amener à une disposition d'esprit plus favorable, ou l'état de celui qui est apaisé ou adouci.

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noun

/ˌmɒl.ɪ.fɪˈkeɪ.ʃən/C2formal
  • frNom désignant l'action de calmer quelqu'un ou de l'amener à une disposition d'esprit plus favorable, ou l'état de celui qui est apaisé ou adouci.

A noun referring to the act of appeasing someone or causing them to be more favorably inclined, or the state of being appeased or tempered.

  1. State of being appeasedC1formal

    A condition of being calmed, soothed, or made less intense.

    frétat d'apaisement

    • The mollification of the angry crowd took hours of negotiation.
    • His mollification was evident after receiving a sincere apology.
    • The treaty brought a sense of mollification to the warring nations.

    Synonymesappeasementassuagementcalmingconciliationpacificationplacationsoothing

    Antonymesagitationexacerbationirritationprovocation

  2. Act of appeasingC1formal

    The action of calming someone down or making them more favorably inclined.

    frAction d'apaiser

    • The manager's mollification of the dissatisfied customer involved a full refund.
    • Her mollification of the committee was achieved through careful diplomacy.
    • Mollification of the opposition required significant concessions.

    Synonymesappeasementcalmingconciliationpacificationplacationpropitiationsoothing

Formes
  • mollifications plural form
  • mollifications' possessive plural form
  • mollification's possessive singular form
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