Mollify (verb)

To soothe or pacify someone who is angry or upset.

Origin:

Derived from the latin word "mollus" meaning "soft".

Examples:

1. He tried to mollify her by bringing her flowers.
2. The company tried to mollify the angry customers by offering them a discount.
3. The manager tried to mollify the workers by promising them a pay raise.
4. Mollifying someone means to calm them down, to reduce their anger or upset.
5. Mollifying can be done by using words, gestures or actions that show understanding and empathy.