Pronunciation: /ˈpæsəˌfaɪər/
noun a rubber or plastic object that a baby sucks or chews on to help them relax or fall asleep
A1 The baby was crying until they gave him his pacifier.
A2 She always carries a pacifier in her bag in case the baby gets fussy.
B1 Parents often use pacifiers to soothe their infants and help them sleep.
B2 Some experts recommend limiting the use of pacifiers to prevent dental issues.
C1 The pacifier industry has seen advancements in design and materials over the years.
C2 Research has shown mixed results on the long-term effects of pacifier use on children's development.
formal The pediatrician recommended using a pacifier to help soothe the baby.
informal Do you have a pacifier handy for the little one?
slang I always keep a binky in my bag for emergencies.
figurative Music has always been my pacifier during tough times.
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