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Meanings of balm in anglès
Usage of balm in anglès
1
The smile will succeed the frown; the balm will follow the rod.
2
There was balm in the barb for all the wound it made.
3
Now he didn't want her any longer, but his vanity wanted balm.
4
The very injustice of the thing was its balm in this case.
5
Nivea's balm will soothe irritable skin and prevent future flare-ups from occurring.
6
It has a balm-like consistency and a little goes a long way.
7
A good night's sleep is a balm for many of life's irritations.
8
This will raise up France; it is a balm for many sorrows.
9
The balm of a friendly and grateful heart would promote the cure.
10
In the end, that's all we really want from a lip balm.
11
The air was softly fragrant with the odour of balm of Gilead.
12
Friendship is certainly the finest balm for the pangs of disappointed love.
13
Yet that fragrant balm cannot stifle the smell of the charnel house.
14
She was balm to his troubled soul; light to his darkened vision.
15
Making order from disorder feels like a balm for these turbulent times.
16
We were among the firs, and the air was full of balm.
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Balm across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Common