lenitive

Without his realizing it, time was having a lenitive effect upon the relationship.

We should always begin with the lenitive."

The leaves and fruit are astringent, lenitive and stomachic.

"He knows the lenitive you offer," Dr. Talos said, laughing.

Deluded by the lenitive address, extremists harangued the crowd, accusing al-Husseini of being an infidel to the Muslim cause.

Mr Fox was obliged to admit that he had not experienced such an occasion before; but he hoped that presently the dispersion of stimuli would have a lenitive effect, that the din of battle and the necessary activity would dispel a certain illogical uneasiness, or rather impatience.

At the same time a poem entitled 'Sorrows Lenitive, written upon occasion of the death of that hopeful and noble young gentleman,' &c., was written by Abraham Jackson, and dedicated to Harington's mother and sister Lucy.