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In the face of this, there's been a lot of pressure on women to do more to soothe fragile male egos.

From Salon

Any chance of another Trump presidency is unacceptable, and now is not the time to soothe ourselves with reassuring predictions.

From Slate

Southern California is blessed with an abundance of brilliant weather for gardening along with a plethora of botanic gardens to help us decide what to grow — or to soothe our souls when we need some plant time outdoors.

Why can't we just soothe their fragile egos with sweet little lies, if that's what it takes to calm them down?

From Salon

There is rampant spiritual sickness pervading the West, and what is called luxury, in every area of life, seems to soothe its symptoms.

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

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