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How do you use mollified in a sentence?
One of the meanings of mollified is "making another person happy when he or she has been unhappy." Here is a sample sentence. Jane's one year old began crying in the doctors office. She was mollified with her favorite bottle.
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What is a sentence for mollified?
The teacher's tone was mollified when she realized she was yelling at her student.
How do you use mollified in a sentence?
One of the meanings of mollified is "making another person happy when he or she has been unhappy." Here is a sample sentence. Jane's one year old began crying in the doctors office. She was mollified with her favorite bottle.
Use mollified in a sentence?
The person who asked this question might have been puzzled and irritated when s/he read the half dozen or so related answers that seemed to explain the word 'mollified', yet the statement above them was 'This Question Has Not Been Answered ' (or words to that effect). I hope s/he will be mollified and reassured by this assertion that the question has now been well and truly answered.
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