mollified

You might mollify some by creating a “naming ceremony” for your child.

My feelings were still hurt and I was in a snit and would not be mollified.

What she said could only be conjectured but apparently Mrs. Anderson was mollified for peace reigned the remainder of the week.

"That's better," Sebastian said, in a mollified tone, when she had brought another basin.

"It may be anything," uttered Jorgenson, morosely, but as it were in a mollified tone.

Maurice's annoyance at interruption was mollified by the pride of ownership.

"You had better come up and have your supper with us," Andrew said, mollified by his brother's humility.

They had been brought to the party under protest; and offended humanity would not be mollified.

"Boys will be boys," the mollified uncle thought to himself.

Nobody really helped him or influenced him or mollified him.