The phrase "after pacifying" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an action that occurs following the act of calming or soothing someone or something.
Example: "After pacifying the upset child, she was finally able to focus on her work."
Alternatives: "after calming" or "after soothing".
Instead of moving on after pacifying a neighbourhood, only for insurgents to return in their wake, they stay put.Is the surge working?
In 1857, during the mutiny, Nicholson was promoted to brigadier general after pacifying the Punjab and led a swift advance on Delhi, which had been seized by rebel forces in May.
After pacifying myself, I stumbled outside and soon found myself in the heart of North Beach, a jumble of strip clubs and Italian restaurants and bars and cultural throwbacks.
After pacifying central Vietnam, Duyệt was reappointed to be the viceroy of southern Vietnam and Cambodia in 1820 by Emperor Minh Mạng, Gia Long's successor.
Tara now Sugriva's queen and chief diplomat is then instrumental in reconciling Rama with Sugriva after pacifying Lakshmana, Rama's brother, who was about to destroy Kishkinda in retribution for Sugriva's perceived treachery.
Tara now Sugriva's queen and chief diplomat is then instrumental in tactfully reconciling Rama with Sugriva after pacifying Lakshmana, Rama's brother, who was about to destroy Kishkinda in retribution for Sugriva's perceived treachery.
The babies' nap time was up, and after an hour of pacifying them with blueberries and a pair of plastic maracas, I knew our collective patience was up.
After his diplomatic success in pacifying the German electors at the Diet of Frankfurt in 1446, he was created cardinal and only three months later, on March 6, 1447, was elected pope.
Clinton's orders gave Cornwallis wide latitude in how to achieve the goal of pacifying both South and North Carolina, after which Clinton expected Cornwallis to move into Virginia.
The moves are also aimed at pacifying Dwight Howard, who can become a free agent after the 2011-12 season.
Comforted without pacifying.
