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Antonyms:
agitate,
charge,
charge up,
commove,
excite,
rouse
Often used in the same context:
move on,
chill out,
go on,
kutcher,
talking to,
beat up,
measure up,
bring on,
laugh at,
come home,
let go,
get along,
colly,
go away,
feel like,
give up,
bring back,
cowell,
slip up,
turn down,
feel for,
lay off,
get on,
little girl,
go out,
stick with,
dowie,
come out,
any more,
go through,
wind up,
go ahead,
cleese,
grow up,
walk out,
think of,
look after,
have got,
put on,
bust up,
speak to,
come in,
let off,
cut down,
coogan,
turned out,
go back,
to begin with,
come back,
get over,
winehouse,
build on,
bringing up,
get behind,
too little,
work out,
faldo,
catch up,
concentrate on,
take on,
depend on,
speed up,
get back,
white people,
prepare for,
move over,
come to,
turn up,
just about,
run away,
carry on,
fall into,
put down,
put out,
get away,
mendes,
find out,
rid of,
get in,
hang on,
end up,
favoured,
come down,
take to,
with that,
parlour,
kinnear,
fall on,
look like,
walk away,
show up,
ruddock,
rely on,
connery,
throw away,
flying start,
good enough,
come up,
go down,
stay at,
blanchett,
get into
More specific:
appease,
assuage,
assure,
compose,
conciliate,
gentle,
gruntle,
lenify,
lull,
mollify,
pacify,
placate,
reassure
More general:
change state,
comfort,
console,
hush,
hush up,
quieten,
shut up,
silence,
solace,
soothe,
still,
turn
Synonyms:
calm,
chill out,
cool it,
cool off,
lull,
quiet,
quieten,
settle down,
simmer down,
still,
tranquilize,
tranquillize
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