PLACIDARY

Meaning of the word

The word “placid” is a direct transitive verb that means calming, reassuring or pacifying someone or something.

Origin of the word

The origin of the word “placid” is uncertain, but probably derives from the Latin “plate”, which means “appease” or “calm”.

Word adverbs

– Placidly: quietly or serenely.

Conjunctions of the word

– E: Used to connect words or phrases with the same direction.

Synonyms of the word

– To calm down
– Reassure
– Pacify
– Shorten
– APIZIGURE

Word Definitions

– Calm someone or something that is agitated or disturbed.
– Bring peace or tranquility to a situation or environment.

Phrases that the word applies

– The teacher was able to plan the students’ spirits after the discussion.
– Soft music helped to plan the child who was crying.
– The political leader tried to plan the population in the midst of the crisis.

Examples of the word in text

– After the storm, the sea finally placidated.
– The therapist used relaxation techniques to plan the patient.
– Daily meditation helps to plan the mind and reduce stress.

Rhymes with the word

– To lead
– To help
– To speak
– Love
– To arrive

Anagrams with the word

– No anagrams were found with the word “placid”.

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