pacifIc able

[Eng. pacific; -able.] Capable of being pacified or appeased; pacifiable. "The conscience is not pacific able."- Bp. Hall: Heaven upon Earth, § 4. †pa-çif-Ic-al, a. [English pacific ; -al .] Pacific, peaceful, calm. "Pacifical and Christian ends."- Wotton: Remains, p. 497. pa-çif-ic-al-ly, adv . [Eng. pacifical ; -ly .] In a pacific manner; peacefully, peaceably, quietly. pa-çif-i-ca-tion, s. [Fr., from Lat. pacific a tionem , acc us. of pacificatio , from pacific at us , pa. par. of pacifico , pacific or =to pacify (q. v.); Sp. pacific a cion ; Ital. pacific azione . ] 1. The act of making peace, appeasing, or pacify ing; peace-making, reconciliation. *2. A conciliatory or pacifying word or act. "To deliver some present and gentle pacification." North: Plutarch , p. 192.