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To quell the anger, agitation, or excitement of

To subdue or overpower, especially with force

To make more bearable

To restore peaceful or harmonious relations between two or more parties

To tranquilize by giving a sedative

To resolve, or work towards resolving an issue or conflict

To cause to become less sensitive or insensitive

To calm or compose oneself after being tense or over-excited

To have power and influence over

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Verb

To quell the anger, agitation, or excitement of

make peace with

take the edge off

impose peace upon

restore harmony to

clear the air with

smooth someone's ruffled feathers

bury the hatchet

kiss and make up

tranquillise^UK

take the sting out

pour oil on troubled waters

take the bite out

bring comfort to

take the sting out of

settle one's nerves

take the bite out of

reduce the force of

make reasonable

win the affection of

do damage control

undermine someone's resistance

keep under control

take the heat off

make less uptight

make less tense

give condolences to

commiserate with

make one feel at ease

give sympathy to

sympathize with

give respite to

get the better of

put a damper on

make less intense

throw cold water on

make cutbacks in

pour cold water on

anaesthetize^UK

patch things up

reduce the effect of

make less painful

become less intense

go through the floor

lessen the impact of

soften the impact of

reduce the impact of

axe^UK

make less strict

make less formal

ax^US

bring an end to

take a load off

make something bearable

bring respite to

put the brakes on

get in the way of

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“In an attempt to pacify the Irish, the British establishment made a number of concessions aimed at enabling tenant farmers to become the owners of the land they so diligently tilled.”

Verb

To subdue or overpower, especially with force

get the better of

wipe the floor with

make mincemeat of

bring someone to their knees

be victorious over

blow out of the water

get the upper hand over

give someone a drubbing

take to the cleaners

win a resounding victory over

turn inside out

give someone a hiding

gain ascendancy over

gain the upper hand over

get the upper hand

gain control of

take control of

take possession of

keep under thumb

gain mastery over

gain a victory over

render incapable

gain control over

render powerless

render helpless

run rings around

pip at the post

put in the shade

outmanoeuvre^UK

run rings round

go one better than

run circles around

win a victory over

run roughshod over

take to cleaners

come out on top

knock spots off

put someone in their place

wipe off the map

bring under the yoke

keep under control

give someone a pasting

keep the lid on

put the squeeze on

come out on top of

knock your socks off

beat the pants off

gain the advantage over

put the kibosh on

trample underfoot

be unstoppable by

be head and shoulders above

blow out of water

throw back in confusion

prevail against

gain mastery of

take the honours

remove from power

remove from office

keep under wraps

bring to naught

drive underground

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“Before initiating combat, players need to make a choice to either equip a stun rod to pacify their rivals or a blade to kill them for morale.”

Verb

To make more bearable

tranquillise^UK

“The coconut milk soothes the palate once the chiles take over. And, of course, a plate of steamed white or red rice also helps to pacify the heat.”

Verb

To restore peaceful or harmonious relations between two or more parties

make harmonious

restore harmony

restore harmony to

resolve differences between

bring back together

bring back together again

restore friendly relations between

bury the hatchet

get together on

make matters up

patch things up

re-establish friendly relations between

restore harmony between

kiss and make up

make peace between

clear the air with

make peace with

smooth someone's ruffled feathers

take the edge off

impose peace upon

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Verb

To tranquilize by giving a sedative

Verb

To resolve, or work towards resolving an issue or conflict

Verb

To cause to become less sensitive or insensitive

anaesthetise^UK

make less sensitive

render insensible

anaesthetize^UK

render insensitive

tranquillise^UK

make insensitive

deprive of sensation

harden your heart

make unconscious

make insensible

render unconscious

take the edge off

put a damper on

knock senseless

knock unconscious

take pressure off

knock for a loop

render powerless

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Verb

To calm or compose oneself after being tense or over-excited

compose oneself

pull oneself together

control yourself

collect oneself

get a grip on yourself

get a hold of yourself

get your act together

get control of oneself

control oneself

compose yourself

regain one's composure

get hold of oneself

tranquillise^UK

become less restless

make less uptight

make less tense

restrain yourself

pull in one's horns

regain your self-control

become less angry

contain oneself

smooth one's ruffled feathers

recover one's composure

recover one's self-control

become peaceful

come back down to earth

keep your shirt on

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Verb

To have power and influence over

be in control of

exercise control over

be in charge of

be in command of

have ascendancy over

have mastery over

rule the roost in

be in the saddle

have the upper hand in

have the upper hand over

have upper hand

ride roughshod over

have the whip hand over

keep under thumb

lay down the law

lead by the nose

wear the trousers

play first fiddle

have under one's thumb

be at the helm of

have control of

be the leader of

have authority over

be in power over

be in the driver's seat

assume command of

pull the strings

use strong-arm tactics on

throw your weight around

be in the driving seat

be responsible for

take the chair of

tell someone what to do

exercise authority over

call the signals

take the reins of

throw one's weight about

bend to your will

be in authority over

hold dominion over

corner the market

act the tin god

have power over

exercise authority

impose one's will on

be in driver's seat

serve the people

call the shots on

have command over

be pre-eminent over

point in the right direction

control the affairs of

put on the right track

assume command over

call the shots of

call the shots in

call the tune in

carry most weight

have the upper hand

get the upper hand

be the order of the day

wield the sceptre

occupy the throne

sit on the throne

give attention to

get a handle on

apply oneself to

get to grips with

have someone in the palm of one's hand

have a hold over

hold the purse strings

hold purse strings

have someone eating out of one's hand

have something in the palm of one's hand

have someone in one's hip pocket

rule with a rod of iron

put the screws on

push the buttons

rule with an iron hand

be at the head of

have control over

have an effect on

be in the chair at

give directions

be accountable for

manage operations

be at the controls of

be the proprietor of

control the content of

forcefully persuade

keep one's eye on

take control of

be at the controls

perform official duties

be the editor of

volunteer someone unwittingly

have a handle on

carry out official duties

tell someone to volunteer

take the helm of

be in the vanguard of

lead the way in

be in the forefront of

lay the first stone

go out in front

be in the front line of

blaze the trail

be in the van of

be the driving force behind

get the jump on

lead the way for

put to good use

take advantage of

turn to account

put into service

avail oneself of

avail yourself of

exert influence on

have an impact on

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