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What words can you add to calm soothe still allay?

Here are some words you can add to "calm, soothe, still, allay" to create more nuanced meanings:

For "Calm":

* Tranquilize: To make calm or peaceful.

* Pacify: To make calm or quiet; to appease.

* Compose: To make calm or steady, especially after excitement or disturbance.

* Assuage: To make less intense or severe; to calm.

* Quell: To put an end to; to subdue or suppress.

* Settle: To become calm or quiet.

* Relax: To become less tense or anxious.

* Ease: To make more comfortable or less painful.

For "Soothe":

* Comfort: To make someone feel less sad or worried.

* Relieve: To make something less unpleasant or painful.

* Mitigate: To make something less severe or harmful.

* Alleviate: To make something less severe or painful.

* Mollify: To make someone less angry or upset.

* Appease: To satisfy or pacify someone.

* Placate: To calm or appease someone.

* Conciliate: To win over someone by being friendly or agreeable.

For "Still":

* Quiescent: In a state of inactivity or dormancy.

* Serene: Calm and peaceful.

* Tranquil: Peaceful and quiet.

* Unruffled: Not disturbed or upset.

* Unperturbed: Not worried or upset.

* Motionless: Not moving.

* Silent: Without any sound.

* Stagnant: Not moving or flowing.

For "Allay":

* Dispel: To cause something to disappear or vanish.

* Diminish: To make something smaller or less intense.

* Reduce: To make something smaller or less in amount.

* Abate: To become less intense or severe.

* Extinguish: To put out or stop something.

* Suppress: To prevent something from being expressed or released.

* Counteract: To oppose or neutralize the effects of something.

* Neutralize: To make something harmless or ineffective.

These are just a few suggestions, and the best words to use will depend on the specific context.

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