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dampen

verb as in make wet

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Drugs that dampen their activity reduce the communication of pain signals from the sensory nerve cells to the brain.

I asked Sir Keir about it the day after - but the explanations have done little to dampen the anger.

From BBC

The dampening down of expectations are the result of how Trump's first term turned out: the Kremlin had high hopes that a Trump presidency would transform US-Russian relations.

From BBC

People grew increasingly anxious, and the festivities were dampened, when the network’s John King said that Harris trailed President Biden’s performance in the 2020 election in key areas.

However, Palmieri wrote an update to her piece late Thursday reporting that the mood down in Florida has dampened a bit in recent days.

From Salon

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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