Pacification (noun)

1. The act of calming or soothing, especially in the context of conflict or violence.
2. The process of bringing peace or quiet to a troubled area or situation.
3. The process of making something less violent or hostile.

Origin:

Derived from the verb 'pacify', which comes from the latin word 'pax' meaning 'peace'.

Examples:

1. The pacification of the war-torn region was a slow and difficult process.
2. The pacification of the protesting crowds was a top priority for the government.
3. The pacification efforts of the international community failed to bring lasting peace to the region.
4. The pacification of the insurgency was a crucial step in the restoration of stability.
5. The pacification of the troubled country required a long-term commitment from all parties involved.