Pacify is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for PACIFY in dictionary:

VERB:
• to make peaceful
• quell the anger, agitation, or excitement of
• bring peace to (a country or warring factions), especially by the use or threat of military force
• soothe, calm
• To make to be at peace; to appease; to calm; to still; to quiet; to allay the agitation, excitement, or resentment of; to tranquillize; as, to pacify a man when angry; to pacify pride, appetite, or importunity.
• cause to be more favorably inclined; gain the good will of
• fight violence and try to establish peace in (a location)

Words related to PACIFY

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Words that contain PACIFY

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How to use PACIFY in a sentence

• Having tried his best to pacify the cashier, he sought forgetfulness of these painful incidents in his work.
• I agreed to it to pacify him, but I telephoned straight to Doctor Darby and he told me not to do anything till he got around.
• Implicit in them all is the supposition that public opinion is at bottom a foolish thing, and that electoral methods are to pacify rather than express a people.
• He was told to sort of pacify the black women who set up a wail when they were separated from their husbands and children.
• They seemed to hope that by a marvel God would pacify Ulster.
• Captain Estevan Rodriquez de Figueroa went to pacify it in 1596 at his own cost, with the title of governor and captain-general of the island conceded by your Majesty.
• He asked Senor Castelar to suggest to Canovas that an attempt to pacify the island should be made by offering them liberal Home Rule.
• After this, Octavianus went back to Italy, while Antonius stayed to pacify the East.
• She had been sent down from heaven by Juno to pacify the hero, for Juno and Minerva were friendly to the Greeks.
• The noise of the fray alarmed the neighbours who, finding they could not pacify the combatants, sent for the constable.
• My observer may see fathers beating their sons, mothers their daughters, and children their parents, all to pacify the passions of unrelenting tyrants.
• One of the officials, being unable to pacify them, took them all in charge and hurried them off to a quiet part of the building, sending at the same time for a doctor.
• Why would he not permit Austria to pacify her southern frontier? It was inconceivable that Austria should calmly see her heir apparent murdered.
• I tried to pacify him by speaking kindly, but he suddenly sprang at me with a knife in his hand.
• Therein he sought to amuse the people, to pacify his kindred, and to flatter Caesar.
• As well try to pacify a pack of mad and fighting dogs as these frenzied myriads with their half-crazed generals.
• Their officers attempted to pacify them, but in vain, and the lieutenant-colonel, against whom they had taken offence, was attacked and mortally wounded with bayonet thrusts.
• If you like to pacify a dog, say a good word to his face.
• Therefore did the government of eternal duration desire to restore certain properties and estates which had been confiscated, that thereby it might pacify Him.
• Indeed, one day fearing that Michael Angelo was angry, he immediately sent to pacify him.
• This, as I was rejoiced to observe, so exasperated him that he stood on his head on a pile of boards, in order to pacify himself.
• The Governor saw clearly that a decree of this kind was wholly inadequate to pacify the people.
• The Indians had been ugly from the first outbreak of the Rebellion, and Commissioner Dole, with Senator Wilkinson, had come out to pacify them.
• We shall never pacify him by mere words, dear Suvrata.
• As you know, Captain Esteban Rodriguez went last year by my orders to pacify the river of Mindanao.
• The carriage-windows were closed, while I walked about, from door to door, to pacify uneasiness by curiosity.
• At sunset our band played strains sweet enough to pacify all Secession, if Secession had music in its soul.
• To pacify him, I went among the neighbouring marshes with thirty soldiers, where we picked up several stragglers, whom we brought to him.
• It was necessary to pacify Stand Watie and promises would no longer suffice.
• All attempts of the General Government to pacify the Indians, having proved ineffectual, an expedition was planned against the hostile tribes north-west of the Ohio.
• In mercy hear my humble cry, Redeem my soul from sin, My guilty conscience pacify And speak the peace serene.
• She tried to pacify us, for we were nearly on the verge of quarreling.
• Having failed in all his attempts to pacify the island, General Weyler was seized with a great idea the other day.
• If the ignorant mass, panting to know, revolts, we dole them gingerly enough knowledge to pacify them temporarily.
• Truly I have done what I could without failing in my duty to justice, and have endeavored to pacify each party.

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