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allay
/ əˈleɪ /
verb
to relieve (pain, grief, etc) or be relieved
(tr) to reduce (fear, anger, etc)
Other Word Forms
- allayer noun
- unallayed adjective
Word History and Origins
Word History and Origins
Origin of allay1
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Example Sentences
Even as skeptics have raised concerns about potential risks to consumers posed by more widespread adoption of stablecoins, Allaire has tried to allay regulators’ worries and integrate the product into mainstream finance.
Germany’s SAP proposed changes to how clients can request support and pay for its business-management software, seeking to allay competition concerns from European Union officials weeks after they launched an investigation into the company.
The new chair will have to craft policy that incorporates the thinking of a number of regional Fed presidents, including Hammack, who have inflation concerns that are unlikely to be easily allayed.
Nothing they learned that day allayed their suspicion.
But Salt allayed fears from some fans following reports that the show may have been shelved for good.
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