Soother

/ˈsuːðər/
noun

Something that makes you feel better or less worried, upset, etc.

After a long day, music becomes a soother for her.
Visual representation of "soother" - Something that makes you feel better or less worried, upset, etc.

Often appears as...

  • pacifier soother
  • musical soother
noun

A pacifier for a baby.

The baby won't stop crying without his soother.
Visual representation of "soother" - A pacifier for a baby.

Often appears as...

  • baby's soother
  • silicone soother
noun

Something that makes you feel better or less worried, upset, etc.

After a long day, music becomes a soother for her.
Visual representation of "soother" - Something that makes you feel better or less worried, upset, etc.

Often appears as...

  • pacifier soother
  • musical soother
noun

A pacifier for a baby.

The baby won't stop crying without his soother.
Visual representation of "soother" - A pacifier for a baby.

Often appears as...

  • baby's soother
  • silicone soother
Definition 1 of 2
Visual representation of "soother"
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Emotional Relief

Used to describe things that provide emotional comfort or relief from stress.

Illustration for Emotional Relief
Her cat was a soother after her stressful exam.
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Subtle Distinctions

Though 'soother' can mean 'comforter,' it often implies temporary or quick relief.

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A warm bath is often a good soother for sore muscles.
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Metaphoric Use

Can be used metaphorically for people or activities that reduce anxiety or provide solace.

Illustration for Metaphoric Use
The comedian was a soother to the audience's nerves.
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Emotional Relief

Used to describe things that provide emotional comfort or relief from stress.

Illustration for Emotional Relief
Her cat was a soother after her stressful exam.
LampPro Tip 2/3

Subtle Distinctions

Though 'soother' can mean 'comforter,' it often implies temporary or quick relief.

Illustration for Subtle Distinctions
A warm bath is often a good soother for sore muscles.
LampPro Tip 3/3

Metaphoric Use

Can be used metaphorically for people or activities that reduce anxiety or provide solace.

Illustration for Metaphoric Use
The comedian was a soother to the audience's nerves.
LampPro Tip 1/3

Emotional Relief

Used to describe things that provide emotional comfort or relief from stress.

Illustration for Emotional Relief
Her cat was a soother after her stressful exam.
LampPro Tip 2/3

Subtle Distinctions

Though 'soother' can mean 'comforter,' it often implies temporary or quick relief.

Illustration for Subtle Distinctions
A warm bath is often a good soother for sore muscles.
LampPro Tip 3/3

Metaphoric Use

Can be used metaphorically for people or activities that reduce anxiety or provide solace.

Illustration for Metaphoric Use
The comedian was a soother to the audience's nerves.
Visual representation of the word "Soother"

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