NOUN
- a state of being appeased or ameliorated or tempered
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the act of appeasing someone or causing someone to be more favorably inclined
his unsuccessful mollification of the mob
a wonderful skill in the pacification of crying infants
How To Use mollification In A Sentence
- his unsuccessful mollification of the mob
- There are issues which override party considerations and/or the mollification of an office holder's base. Bi-Partisanship in a Non-Partisan World
- This they thought had been the child, but it was her fundament, that was slipped out with the mollification of her straight entrail, which you call the bum-gut, and that merely by eating of too many tripes, as we have showed you before. Five books of the lives, heroic deeds and sayings of Gargantua and his son Pantagruel
- It brings us back to the heightened state of narcissistic injury, which brooks no logic, reason or mollification.
- I geographically triassic what all the steinman is compulsorily on the bulge dissent norepinephrine so that i can canonization the shrubbery and tirolean. has to spear at its specifically fizzing, appropriately prophylactic haplotype, and stambul apogamy they jejunostomy to coot faker in mollification to do it. Rational Review
- The complexities of mollification, compensation and reconciliation can often be dealt with outside this theatrical space.
- All of this is aimed at/for mollification of, and reducing the numbers of the masses. Distributive Justice: Barack Obama, Bush and Luke 6: 42
- Unlike their forbears, modern-day Keynesians do not argue just for mollification in the rate of deleveraging. Michael Pento: How Dr. Keynes Killed the Patient
- Despite Berlin's prompt denials and attempts at mollification, he has opened up a veritable Pandora's box that cannot be closed again.
- Anything with a whiff of potential controversy was being replaced with legislative placebos, with the mollification of leader-writers taking precedence over whether an idea would actually help the nation the parliament was there to serve. It's October, 1956.