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soothe

[sooth] / suð /


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Such profit growth would soothe concerns about the company’s recent aggressive capital investments and borrowings, as it would eventually make those costs look smaller and less risky.

From Barron's

Such profit growth would soothe concerns about the company’s recent aggressive capital investments and borrowings, as it would eventually make those costs look smaller and less risky.

From Barron's

“What are your emotional tics or the things that soothe you or that just come with who you are that actually never change? What has changed was up to me.”

From Los Angeles Times

Imports to China jumped too, which could soothe concerns about trade imbalances.

From The Wall Street Journal

After a tumultuous morning during which US stock market indexes dropped and oil prices surged, the American president began speed-dialing reporters in an apparent effort to soothe nerves.

From BBC