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soothed
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/suːðd/
US
/suðd/
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soothed
adjective
more soothed
Comp.
most soothed
Super.
UK
/suːðd/
US
/suðd/
успокоенный
The child had a soothed expression after being comforted by his mother.
У ребенка было успокоенное выражение лица после того, как его утешила мать.
Additional translations
успокаивающий
умиротворённый
Synonyms
calmed
comforted
relaxed
pacified
tranquilized
soothe
verb
soothed
Past Simple
soothed
Past Simple
soothed
Past Participle
soothing
Gerund
UK
/suːð/
US
/suð/
успокаивать
She tried to soothe the crying baby.
Она пыталась успокоить плачущего ребенка.
утешать
He soothed her with kind words.
Он утешал её добрыми словами.
смягчать
The cream is used to soothe dry skin.
Крем используется, чтобы смягчать сухую кожу.
Additional translations
умиротворять
Synonyms
calm
comfort
pacify
alleviate
ease
relieve
tranquilize
mollify
Antonyms
agitate
disturb
upset
soothe
past participle
soothed
Describes someone or something that has been calmed or relieved.
Synonyms
soothed
calmed
comforted
pacified
assuaged
quieted
reassured
relieved
sedated
tranquilized
placated
mollified
appeased
allayed
eased
Definitions
soothed
adjective
Calmed or relieved from distress or discomfort.
The soothed child finally fell asleep after being rocked gently.
soothe
verb
To gently calm or relieve someone or something.
The mother tried to soothe the crying baby by rocking her gently.
To reduce pain or discomfort.
The ointment was applied to soothe the sunburn.
To make a situation less tense or more agreeable.
He attempted to soothe the tension in the room with a light-hearted joke.
soothe
past participle
Calmed or relieved of pain or tension.
The baby looked soothed after being rocked.
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