lenitive

/ˈlɛnɪtɪv/
adjective
  1. Having the effect of soothing or relieving pain or discomfort.
    • Her lenitive words helped calm the anxious child before the test.
    • A warm cup of chamomile tea is known for its lenitive properties.
    • The doctor prescribed a lenitive ointment for the patient's sunburn.
noun
  1. A medicine or remedy that soothes pain or discomfort.
    • He kept a bottle of herbal lenitive in his bag for headaches.
    • Aloe vera is a natural lenitive for minor burns and skin irritations.
    • The pharmacist recommended a gentle lenitive for the baby's teething pain.
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