pacify in Irish
pacify in Irish is ceansaigh — pacify means to calm down a person, place, or situation, ending anger, unrest, or conflict.
pacify in Irish
ceansaigh
(transitive) To bring peace to (a place or situation), by ending war, fighting, violence, anger or agitation.
What does "pacify" mean?
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verb To calm down a person, place, or situation, ending anger, unrest, or conflict.
"The government sent troops to pacify the rebellious region."
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verb To appease or satisfy someone, often to stop them complaining.
"The company offered a refund to pacify the angry customers."
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pacify in a sentence
- The government sent troops to pacify the rebellious region.
- She tried to pacify her crying son with a favourite toy.
- The company offered a refund to pacify the angry customers.
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What is "pacify" in Irish?
"pacify" in Irish is ceansaigh. pacify means: To calm down a person, place, or situation, ending anger, unrest, or conflict.
How do you use "pacify" in a sentence?
Example: "The government sent troops to pacify the rebellious region." In Irish, "pacify" is ceansaigh.
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