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Meaning of soother
A thing that soothes or calms someone or something.
Etymology of soother
The word "soother" originated in the mid-17th century, derived from the verb "soothe", which is from Old English "þæþian" meaning to appease or calm
Historically, the term "soother" was used to describe a person who calmed or pacified others, and later it came to be used for objects or devices that provided comfort or relief
Synonyms
calmer
comforter
pacifier
tranquillizer
alleviator
reliever
mitigator
softener
mollifier
lenitive
balm
solace
consolation
reassurance
placator
appeaser
conciliator
mediator
peacemaker
soothing balm
calmative
sedative
anxiolytic
stress-reliever
tension-easer
soothing agent
gentle persuader
gentle calmer
gentle comforter
luller
quietener
settler
composer
smoother
Definitions
- A device, typically a rubber or plastic teat, given to a baby to suck on in order to calm it
- A person or thing that soothes or calms someone or something
- A device or substance used to reduce pain or discomfort
Usage Examples
- The baby was given a soother to calm her down during the flight
- Her presence was a soother to the anxious crowd
- The new medication acted as a soother, reducing the patient's pain and discomfort
Antonyms
irritant
provoker
aggravator
inflamer
exciter
stimulator
irritator
annoyer
vexer
disturber
disruptor
agitator
instigator
inciter
fomenter
exacerbator
intensifier
enhancer
augmenter
amplifier
intensifier
catalyst