How Do You Spell MOLLIFIED?

Pronunciation: [mˈɒlɪfˌa͡ɪd] (IPA)

Mollified (/ˈmɒl.ɪ.faɪd/) is a verb that means to calm or pacify someone's anger, anxieties, or fears. The word is pronounced "MAH-lih-fied" with the stress on the second syllable. The first syllable "mol" rhymes with "doll" and "li" is pronounced like "lee". The final syllable "fied" sounds like "fied" in "amplified". The spelling of mollified comes from the Latin word mollis which means soft, and over time was used to refer to softening or soothing emotions.

MOLLIFIED Meaning and Definition

  1. Mollified is an adjective that describes a person's or a group's state of being calmed, appeased, or pacified. It refers to the act of soothing or softening someone's anger, indignation, or dissatisfaction, and making them more agreeable or content.

    When someone is mollified, their initial negative emotions or sentiments are alleviated or mitigated through conciliation, consolation, or compromise. This often happens through acts of reassurance, empathy, or understanding, which help to diffuse the emotional intensity and restore a sense of tranquility or satisfaction. For example, if a person is upset about a particular situation, a sincere apology or a gesture of kindness from the responsible party can mollify them and ease their distress.

    Mollification can also occur in group dynamics, where disagreements or conflicts are mediated or resolved, and a consensus or understanding is reached. In such situations, facilitators or arbitrators may use diplomacy, mediation, or negotiation techniques to mollify opposing parties, reducing animosities and fostering a harmonious or peaceful resolution.

    Mollified suggests a state of being pacified or satisfied rather than simply experiencing a temporary relief from negative emotions. The term implies that the cause of dissatisfaction or anger is effectively addressed or resolved, leading to a more lasting emotional equilibrium or contentment.

Common Misspellings for MOLLIFIED

Etymology of MOLLIFIED

The word "mollified" originated from the Latin term "mollificare", which is a combination of "mollis" (soft, gentle) and "facere" (to make). It was first recorded in English around the 15th century, derived from the Old French word "mollifier" meaning "to soften, soothe". The Latin roots suggest the notion of making something soft or gentle, which aligns with the current meaning of the word, often used to describe the act of appeasing, pacifying, or calming someone's anger or agitation.

Conjugate verb Mollified

CONDITIONAL

I would mollified
you would mollified
he/she/it would mollified
we would mollified
they would mollified
I would mollify
we would mollify
you would mollify
he/she/it would mollify
they would mollify

CONDITIONAL CONTINUOUS

I would be mollifying
you would be mollifying
he/she/it would be mollifying
we would be mollifying
they would be mollifying

CONDITIONAL PERFECT

I would have mollified
you would have mollified
he/she/it would have mollified
we would have mollified
they would have mollified

CONDITIONAL PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I would have been mollifying
you would have been mollifying
he/she/it would have been mollifying
we would have been mollifying
they would have been mollifying

FUTURE

I will mollify
you will mollify
he/she/it will mollify
we will mollify
they will mollify

FUTURE CONTINUOUS

I will be mollifying
you will be mollifying
he/she/it will be mollifying
we will be mollifying
they will be mollifying

FUTURE PERFECT

I will have mollified
you will have mollified
he/she/it will have mollified
we will have mollified
they will have mollified

FUTURE PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I will have been mollifying
you will have been mollifying
he/she/it will have been mollifying
we will have been mollifying
they will have been mollifying

IMPERATIVE

you mollify
we let´s mollify

NONFINITE VERB FORMS

to mollify

PAST

I mollified
you mollified
he/she/it mollified
we mollified
they mollified

PAST CONTINUOUS

I was mollifying
you were mollifying
he/she/it was mollifying
we were mollifying
they were mollifying

PAST PARTICIPLE

mollified

PAST PERFECT

I had mollified
you had mollified
he/she/it had mollified
we had mollified
they had mollified

PAST PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I had been mollifying
you had been mollifying
he/she/it had been mollifying
we had been mollifying
they had been mollifying

PRESENT

I mollify
you mollify
he/she/it mollifies
we mollify
they mollify

PRESENT CONTINUOUS

I am mollifying
you are mollifying
he/she/it is mollifying
we are mollifying
they are mollifying

PRESENT PARTICIPLE

mollifying

PRESENT PERFECT

I have mollified
you have mollified
he/she/it has mollified
we have mollified
they have mollified

PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS

I have been mollifying
you have been mollifying
he/she/it has been mollifying
we have been mollifying
they have been mollifying

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