His soft words and soothing suggestionsmollified Justice, and Rita started forth upon her visit to Sukey.
Dic's loss was so heavy that it mollified Billy's anger, which for several days had been keen against his young friend.
She turned her head a little; her blue eyes glided slowly towards him, slightly upwards, mollified and questioning.
He was mollified by what seemed a sign of some faint interest in such things as had befallen him, and dropped a few descriptive phrases with an affected and curt nonchalance.
Jud was mollified at once when he saw that I had not been dealing in allusions.
I spoke humble, and Mame mollified herself a little.
Well, it's not as bad as that," answered Mother in a jovially mollified tone of voice.
His magnificent services as foreign secretary had mollified the hostilities of George IV.
The rivalry and jealousy between this great statesman and Guizot would not permit the latter to take a subordinate position, but he was mollified by the appointment of ambassador to London.
Miss McPherson is, at least, well connected," Geraldine said, mollified at once as she recalled her intimacy with Lady Jane McPherson.
Such, at least, was the stern and haughty spirit of the ancient law, which had been insensibly mollifiedbefore the time of Justinian.
The Oriental bishops, who at Ephesus had resisted to his face the arrogance of Cyril, were mollified by his tardy concessions.
But I saw that he was just mollified because I agreed with him.
I was getting him quieted--I could see that--and he was so farmollified as to help himself to a cigar.
On Hal's return from New York, the fat and melancholious advertising manager had exhibited a somewhat mollified pessimism.
With these outrageous symptoms commenced in Scotland that cant, hypocrisy, and fanaticism which long infested that kingdom, and which, though now mollified by the lenity of the civil power, is still ready to break out on all occasions.
Aspenick was not mollified by this tactful reference to his long descent.
The last sentence mollified him--and it was clever of her to know that it would.
The bishop mollified by this mild address, embraced him with affection, and said: "From henceforth you and your brethren may preach in my diocese.
Without setting much store by Doubleday's moral disquisition on the duty of the parents of Twins, I felt mollified by the half apology implied in his reference to yesterday's entertainment, and to the manner of his behaviour towards me now.
Your country is a little bleak at night," said Mr. Sharp, partiallymollified by a good dinner, but beginning to remember unpleasantly the cold drive in a rattletrap of a little rustic pony carriage over the hills and hollows.
You are a foolish girl, Letitia," I declared, mollifiedin spite of myself.
The thought of his own ingenuity in hitting on the right solution of the story mollified the Colonel not a little.
Perhaps this was policy, or perhaps the fact of his having won several hundred pounds the night before mollified his mood.
She seemed much mollified by Sophy's account of the arrangement that had been entered into--showed a marked inclination to assume more amicable relations with her daughter-in-law.
But he was mollified when he found that the boy had been punished, in what Sophy assured him was a far more painful way than any mere whipping would have been.
The repeal of the corn laws and the passage of the factory acts modified economic conditions and mollified labor for the time.
The revolutionary language in the original draft would be radically mollified if written at the time of the joint preface in 1872.
There is no little Dubbles, sir," answered the clerk, mollified in spite of himself by Moore's charming manner.
Dicky, mollified at the prospect of his unkind fate being shared by an old-time enemy.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "mollified" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word. Other words: complaisant; delicate; easy; gentle; mellow; mild; soft; softened; tender
