soothing
सुखदायक
definition
verb
a shot of brandy might soothe his nerves
gently calm (a person or their feelings).
adjective
she put on some soothing music
having a gently calming effect.
translation of 'soothing'
adjective
प्रसन्न करनेवाला,
पीड़ा हटानेवाला,
संतुष्ट करनेवाला,
शांतिदायक
example
Maybe there is something that is 'soothing' for McCall about returning to the area of his upbringing.
For coughs, tea made with sage or thyme can be 'soothing' .
The pace is slow, relaxed, unhurried and 'soothing' .
The flavour here is deliberately mild and 'soothing' .
And the fountains burbling in the background are very 'soothing' .
Aloe vera is an ideal toner because it is 'soothing' and healing.
Some of the old Turkish bath houses are still operating and are as aesthetically pleasing as they are physically 'soothing' .
It was 'soothing' to hear his gruff voice, reassuring me.
They are very 'soothing' to play with in traffic jams.
When used warm as a mouthwash, it is very 'soothing' for sore gums.
The relaxing sound of the water was more 'soothing' than a new age meditation tape.
Nothing, you think, could be more 'soothing' than a warm spring day in a peaceful city.
This garlic bouillon was classically made the day after a fête, being excellent for hangovers as well as 'soothing' for convalescents.
Red, for example, is the most dramatic colour in the spectrum and alerts and excites, whereas pink is gentle and 'soothing' .
' Teething powders ' found in pharmacies are homeopathic Chamomilla 3X granules, which can be very 'soothing' for grizzly babies.
The tone and rhythm of your voice are 'soothing' .
The oil is nourishing and 'soothing' (it keeps cuticles soft) and seems to absorb all sorts of stress that our busy hands accumulate.
The lush green of post monsoons was 'soothing' to the eyes.
Raw, fresh cabbage juice is very 'soothing' to the stomach and can even help ulcers.
Lotions with peppermint oil can be especially 'soothing' to tired feet.
'soothing' oil
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