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soothe

[sooth] / suð /


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Sentiment was also improved by easing pressure on Japanese Government Bonds amid anticipation of policy intervention in Tokyo to soothe investor fears over soaring yields.

From The Wall Street Journal

Travelers hunt for regional souvenirs, soothe their homesickness and investigate a burning question: Is the hot dog different?

From The Wall Street Journal

Her sock was hardly sterile, but at least it would soothe the pain and cover the welt.

From Literature

In a Fox television interview, Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said he spoke to his Japanese counterpart and expects Japanese officials to work to soothe the market.

From Barron's

"I sensed very early on that chess would be a balm to soothe my sorrow, my shield against life’s uncertainties," she writes.

From Barron's