pacification in Latin
pacification in Latin is pācificātiō, pācātiō — pacification means the process of making someone or something calm or peaceful.
pacification in Latin
pācificātiō
The process of pacifying.
pācātiō
The process of pacifying.
What does "pacification" mean?
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noun The process of making someone or something calm or peaceful.
"The electrification of the lines radiating from Casablanca originated with the policy of economic penetration and conciliation pursued by Marshal Lyautey for the pacification of Morocco."
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- The electrification of the lines radiating from Casablanca originated with the policy of economic penetration and conciliation pursued by Marshal Lyautey for the pacification of Morocco.
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What is "pacification" in Latin?
"pacification" in Latin is pācificātiō, pācātiō. pacification means: The process of making someone or something calm or peaceful.
Are there other ways to say "pacification" in Latin?
Yes — Latin has 2 translations listed for "pacification": pācificātiō, pācātiō.
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