mollifier
- noun
- /ˈmɒlɪfaɪər/
- The mollifier in the lotion helped soothe her irritated skin.
Examples
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The doctor recommended a mollifier to help soothe the patient’s inflamed skin.
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She applied a mollifier to reduce the redness after the allergic reaction.
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A gentle voice can act as a mollifier in tense situations.
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A warm bath can act as a natural mollifier for stress.
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The doctor recommended a mollifier to help soothe the patient’s inflamed skin.
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She applied a mollifier to reduce the redness after the allergic reaction.
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A warm bath can act as a natural mollifier for stress.
Synonyms
A substance added to make clothes, hair, or water softer
Something that helps someone feel calm, like tea or soft music
A person or thing that makes pain, worry and problems less strong
Antonyms
How Soothing
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Mollifier comes from the Latin root moll- meaning 'soft', the same root in the verb mollify and the word mollusc ('soft-bodied animal'). So a mollifier is a thing or substance that 'softens' skin or calms irritation.