Pacification is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for PACIFICATION in dictionary:

VERB:
• bring peace to (a country or warring factions), especially by the use or threat of military force
• quell the anger, agitation, or excitement of
NOUN:
• the act of pacifying
• The act or process of pacifying, or of making peace between parties at variance; reconciliation.
• the act of appeasing someone or causing someone to be more favorably inclined
• a treaty to cease hostilities
• actions taken by a government to defeat insurgency
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• the act or process of pacifying; the state of being pacified; the act of forcibly suppressing or eliminating a population considered to be hostile

Words related to PACIFICATION

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Words that contain PACIFICATION

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How to use PACIFICATION in a sentence

• An invasion of England, by the Scottish King, without regard to the previous pacification, was made in 1138.
• The King and the Duke had a conference, without witnesses, across a rivulet, and this meeting prepared the way for a final pacification.
• In connection with the action of the deputies in the National Assembly, it cannot have been ineffective in aiding the coming pacification.
• We rejoice beforehand at the almost certain prospect of pacification.
• He was perfectly familiar with the principles of pacification advanced and established on that occasion.
• Would that I might be fortunate enough to serve as the instrument of general pacification.
• Augustine also help toward the same end of the pacification of the said provinces.
• Again France made overtures for a general pacification, on terms which were eminently honorable.
• With the discharge of this duty by the younger Edward at Amiens, in 1304, the last stage of the pacification was accomplished.
• Despite this disaster, however, the siege continued till brought to a close by the general pacification, February 2, 1783.
• Yet his territory had been regarded as neutral, and in the pacification of Italy he judged it wise to adhere without reserve to the victorious King of Spain.
• The charter of king Stephan, of the pacification of the troubles betwixt him and Henrie duke of Normandie.
• At the time of the late pacification, Spain had about fifteen ships of the line nearly ready for sea.
• Having taken no part in the past or existing troubles of Europe, we have no part to act in its pacification.
• But chiefly such a pacification doth God promise to make between Israel and Judah.
• The time had come when he went through all these accustomed acts of pacification as mechanically as a nurse soothing a fretful child.
• He summoned an assembly of the clergy at Waterford, and engaged them to declare against that pacification which the civil council had concluded with their sovereign.
• The court of Spain, at this juncture, seemed cold and indifferent with regard to a pacification with England.
• The powers in alliance against the house of Austria having rejected the plan of pacification concerted by the king of Great Britain and the states-general, Mr.
• This vigorous interposition, and the success of Augustus in Poland, disposed the court of Versailles to a pacification.
• Greece, during the same period, for whose pacification the powers of Europe had laboured so long, was a scene of violence and war.
• Peace prevailed, and the negro conqueror now devoted himself to the complete pacification of the people.
• About the same time with the Pacification of Ghent, all Zealand, with the exception of the island of Tholen, was recovered from the Spaniards.
• I have tried to look upon these propositions of the majority of the committee as true measures of pacification.
• I see in these propositions anything but true measures of pacification.
• They lacked means alike for the capture of new provinces and the pacification of those they had already conquered.
• I order him to go as leader for the said pacification with fifteen soldiers besides himself.
• And it was the year of the political crime of Campo Formio, that sinister pacification in which violence and fraud once more asserted their unveiled ascendancy in Europe.
• Until he could accomplish this, nothing was done toward the pacification of the Territory.
• This pacification seems to me to have laid the scheme of all the blood and confusion which followed in the Civil War.
• Guatimotzin pretended to be inclined towards a pacification, and even sent four of his principal nobles to propose an interview between him and our general.
• This, in their opinion, would touch, a conciliatory chord in Southern breasts, and might lead to pacification.
• Clay exerted his eloquence, his arts of pacification, and all the might of his personality, to bring members to their senses.
• The Congress has used an expression with regard to this pacification which appears to me truly significant.
• With fidelity and ability he completed the pacification of the state.
• All the rest was assigned to the conquerors and settlers who have served and labored for the conquest and pacification, and in the war.

Similar words containing PACIFICA without suffix tion

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