Tranquilisation

Noun

Definition: The act of making or becoming calm or calmer.

Synonyms: Calmness, Serenity, Relaxation

Antonyms: Agitation, Unrest, Turmoil

Examples:

The tranquilisation of the patient was necessary for the surgery to take place.
The tranquilisation of the protestors prevented any violent escalation.

Mnemonics:

"Tranquilisation" is like the process of turning chaos into calmness.

Etymology:

Origin:

Derived from the word "tranquilize" with the suffix "-tion" added.

Historical Usage:

The word has been used to describe the process of making or becoming calm since its creation.

Related Idioms:

Idiom:

"Tranquilize one's mind"

Explanation:

To calm or quieten one's thoughts or emotions.

Misconceptions:

Misconception:

Confusing "tranquilisation" with "tranquilizer".

Explanation:

"Tranquilisation" refers to the act or process of calming or becoming calm, while "tranquilizer" refers to a substance or medication used to induce tranquility or sedation.