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pacificate

[ puh-sif-i-keyt ]

Phonetic (Standard)IPA

verb (used with object)

, pa·cif·i·cat·ed, pa·cif·i·cat·ing.

First recorded in 1640–50, pacificate is from the Latin word pācificātus (past participle of pācificāre to make peace). See pacify, -ate ¹

“I hope Monsieur Pujol will visit us also in our country home, when we get back,” said Mrs. Errington with intent to pacificate.

At the beginning of this new reign a new attempt to pacificate Rome, and to restore it to order and peace, was made.

If there is any thing to pacificate I am in favor of pacification, but in favor of it according to the Constitution.

Armand Carrel endeavored to pacificate, but the effort failed.

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