mollify in Greek
mollify in Greek is καταπραΰνω, κατευνάζω, μαλακώνω — mollify means to make someone's worry or distress feel less intense, or to offer them comfort.
mollify in Greek
καταπραΰνω
Pronounced: kataprayno
To ease a burden, particularly to ease a worry; make less painful; to comfort.
κατευνάζω
Pronounced: katevnazo
To ease a burden, particularly to ease a worry; make less painful; to comfort.
μαλακώνω
Pronounced: malakono
To ease a burden, particularly to ease a worry; make less painful; to comfort.
What does "mollify" mean?
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verb To make someone's worry or distress feel less intense, or to offer them comfort.
"Her calm explanation helped mollify their concerns."
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verb To calm someone down when they are angry and win back their favour.
"He tried to mollify the angry customer."
- verb To make something softer or less hard.
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mollify in a sentence
- Her calm explanation helped mollify their concerns.
- The draft Charter School Handbook issued in November 1994 sought to mollify concerns over teacher quality, if not ATA membership, by requiring teacher certification.
- He tried to mollify the angry customer.
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What is "mollify" in Greek?
"mollify" in Greek is καταπραΰνω, κατευνάζω, μαλακώνω. mollify means: To make someone's worry or distress feel less intense, or to offer them comfort.
How do you pronounce καταπραΰνω?
"mollify" in Greek is καταπραΰνω, pronounced "kataprayno".
Are there other ways to say "mollify" in Greek?
Yes — Greek has 3 translations listed for "mollify": καταπραΰνω, κατευνάζω, μαλακώνω.
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