allay

What else do you foresee happening in the coming weeks as it becomes more difficult to allay the pain of this and more widespread ramifications of the shutdown?

Mr Topham said he believed Slater's letter was meant to allay concerns that there could be delays which could lead to "a change in political appetite for the scheme".

To allay fears, GM tried to get every single worker to sign an agreement waiving their right to sue in exchange for compensation.

Ms Mdluli tried to allay the fears by saying the deportees were being held in solitary confinement in a secure facility.

Airports were briefly closed, Denmark's military sites were made to look vulnerable, and senior ministers were forced to give a rushed press conference to allay public concerns.