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Maybe you’ve been both people in that shot: the person overwhelmed by their own pain and the loved one who has no idea how to soothe them.

Europa League nights have so often brought solace and soothed any domestic difficulties suffered by Rangers in recent seasons.

From BBC

Whenever I catch myself wishing I’d lived in a calmer era, I’m oddly soothed by asking, Like, when?

Without her husband, Erika Kirk can no longer play the role of the soothing housewife.

From Salon

For Wonder, 75, Riperton’s music evokes a kinder, gentler era, her soothing voice an embodiment of “a commitment to music, a commitment to peace, a commitment to unity, a commitment to bringing people together.”

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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