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allay

verb as in reduce something, usually a pain or a problem

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But Foreign Office minister Stephen Doughty said he was confident the "full detail" of the arrangement would allay concerns.

From BBC

Jack O’Brien, the show’s director, tried to allay her concerns by framing the production as a public stress reliever.

The big players in the global data centre industry are trying to allay people’s concerns.

From BBC

Those locations, primarily in Southern California, are among hundreds of stores, distribution centers and plants that the companies have proposed selling to another company, C&S Wholesale Grocers, in an effort to allay regulators’ concerns about the mega-merger.

There may be limited opportunities for Harris to allay the cultural concerns of manosphere members—I can’t see her promising mandatory companionship for incels, asserting that men are naturally better leaders, or getting Walz interested in looksmaxxing—but their biological concerns are real and should be fair game politically.

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

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