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soother

Beginner (A1)

IPA: /N/A/

KK: /N/A/

adjective
Definition

Not a valid English word.


Example

N/A


Conversation
Sloth A
I just tried that new tea you recommended; it was really nice.
Sloth B
I'm glad you liked it! I find it to be a great soother after a long day.
Sloth A
I could use more of those relaxing moments, especially on busy evenings.
Sloth B
Definitely! A good tea can be the perfect way to unwind.

Synonyms & Antonyms
Synonyms
truer
surer
fonder
Antonyms
falser
lesser
weaker
noun
Definition

A small object that a baby sucks on to feel calm and comforted.


Example

The baby fell asleep quickly after using the soother.


Conversation
Sloth A
Have you seen the new soother I got for the baby?
Sloth B
No, I haven't! What does it look like?
Sloth A
It's really cute and has a soft, calming color.
Sloth B
verb
Definition

To calm or comfort someone or something, often by reducing pain or distress.


Example

She used a gentle voice to soother the crying baby.


Tense Forms

Past: soothed

Past Participle: soothed


Conversation
Sloth A
I’ve been feeling really stressed lately, and I need something to help me soother my mind.
Sloth B
Have you tried meditation? It can really help with that.
Sloth A
I haven’t, but I’ve heard it’s great for relaxation.
Sloth B
Root Explanation

Soother → It is formed from "soothe" (from Old English *sōthian*, meaning to calm or comfort) and "-er" (meaning a person who). A soother is a person who calms or comforts others.

Memory Tip

Think of someone who 'calms' ('soothe') others — the '-er' indicates that this person is doing the soothing.

Visually Confused Words
smoother
shoother
toother
souther
smother
shooter
scooter
boother
Is this page helpful?
That sounds perfect! I bet it helps keep her calm.

Synonyms & Antonyms
Synonyms
pacifier
comforter
calmer
Antonyms
stimulator
aggravator
disturber
Definitely! It’s a good way to soother your thoughts and find some peace.

Synonyms & Antonyms
Synonyms
calm
pacify
alleviate
Antonyms
agitate
disturb
upset