What is another word for propitiation?
Pronunciation:
[ pɹəpˌɪtɪˈe͡ɪʃən], [ pɹəpˌɪtɪˈeɪʃən], [ p_ɹ_ə_p_ˌɪ_t_ɪ__ˈeɪ_ʃ_ə_n]
Synonyms for Propitiation:
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n.
• appeasement- Acceding ,
- Blunting ,
- Quieting ,
- abatement ,
- accommodation ,
- adjustment ,
- alleviation ,
- assuagement ,
- concession ,
- easing ,
- grant ,
- lulling ,
- mitigation ,
- moderation ,
- quelling ,
- quenching ,
- restoration ,
- softening ,
- solace .
- Recoupment ,
- Retrievement ,
- Solatium ,
- Sweeteners ,
- bus fare ,
- cue ,
- damages ,
- emolument ,
- gravy ,
- overcompensation ,
- pay ,
- recovery ,
- remuneration ,
- requital ,
- retrieval ,
- return ,
- reward ,
- salvo ,
- sweetener ,
- tip ,
- wages .
- achievement ,
- amusement ,
- bliss ,
- cheerfulness ,
- comfort ,
- complacency ,
- contentedness ,
- contentment ,
- delight ,
- ease ,
- enjoyment ,
- fulfillment ,
- gladness ,
- good fortune ,
- gratification ,
- happiness ,
- indulgence ,
- joy ,
- justice ,
- peace of mind ,
- pleasure ,
- pride ,
- refreshment ,
- reimbursement ,
- relief ,
- repletion ,
- resolution ,
- satiety ,
- serenity ,
- vindication ,
- well-being ,
- wellbeing .
Other relevant words:
- Dulcification ,
- Placability ,
- Reconcilement ,
- Squaring ,
- Tranquilization ,
- accord ,
- amends ,
- amity ,
- appeasement ,
- arrangement ,
- atonement ,
- calming ,
- compensation ,
- composition ,
- compromise ,
- concord ,
- detente ,
- expiatory offering ,
- harmony ,
- indemnification ,
- indemnity ,
- intercession ,
- judgment ,
- making amends ,
- making good ,
- making right ,
- making up ,
- mediation ,
- mollification ,
- pacification ,
- payment ,
- peace offering ,
- peace-keeping force ,
- peacemaking ,
- penance ,
- piaculum ,
- quits ,
- quittance ,
- rapport ,
- rapprochement ,
- reclamation ,
- recompense ,
- reconciliation ,
- redemption ,
- redress ,
- reparation ,
- repayment ,
- restitution ,
- reunion ,
- salvation ,
- satisfaction ,
- settlement ,
- soothing ,
- transaction ,
- understanding .
How to use "Propitiation" in context?
When we read the word "propitiation," we picture the act of atoning for someone's sins. It's a word that is often used in the Bible, and it's a process that we need to go through in order to be saved. The Bible says that we need to "look unto Jesus" as our propitiation, and that He is the one who can take away our sins. We need to believe in Him and have faith that He can do what we can't. He is the perfect sacrifice for our sins, and as we come to Him in faith, He can cleanse us from all our wrong actions.
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