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smooth out

verb as in ravel

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“The idea is not to experience as many individual highs and lows but to smooth out your reactions and be more even-keeled,” Reeck said.

After record-breaking winter rain left Long Beach’s roads riddled with tens of thousands of potholes, residents grumbled about how long it would take to smooth out the motorist minefield.

Yet if there’s one entertainer who can smooth out a wrinkle, it’s Bruno Mars.

And it is this relationship with the military that most analysts think Mr Khan really needs to smooth out to finally escape prison.

From BBC

Leaders of the United Automobile Workers are trying to smooth out the dissonance between its victories on red-state assembly lines and its pro-Palestinian activism on college campuses.

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

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