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quelling
adjective as in suppressive
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noun as in appeasement
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noun as in repression
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Example Sentences
In the coming weeks, how Harris balances her appeal to unionized grocery workers while also quelling the concerns of industry leaders may offer insight into her broader economic approach — and the challenges of maintaining populist momentum in a deeply polarized political landscape.
Aside from the military mobilizations, diplomats have scrambled from one regional capital to another in recent weeks with the aim of quelling tensions.
Lynch released a statement on Monday, quelling those fears.
I’ve historically dealt with anxiety by harnessing it into an actionable activity, quelling my concerns by doing something that I can manage.
He said critics of the weapons “understand that there has to be ways that police defend themselves,” but projectile launchers are “far more damaging from a medical perspective” than is acceptable for “protest quelling.”
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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