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Meanings of allay in English
Usage of allay in English
1
I believe this will reduce crime and allay public concern for safety.
2
She also sought to allay concerns of potential food and fuel shortages.
3
Perhaps the editor would address this burning question, and allay my fears.
4
A strong manufacturing number could allay persistent fears about slowing global demand.
5
Strong factory data for November failed to allay concerns about economic growth.
6
But Mr McNutt said they had made assurances to allay such concerns.
7
Geisel must allay the suspicions of the military & their business allies.
8
They cannot possibly check it; at most, they can allay the suffering.
9
Nor does the oral sound of English allay the prejudice thus created.
10
If their criminal record worries you, then let me allay your fears.
11
Nor was the personality of the President such as to allay ill-feeling.
12
Wealth was there; but it could not allay pain, or prolong life.
13
Mucilage is taken after poisoning to allay inflammation of the membranes, etc.
14
One cannot live in hideous doubt, without an effort to allay it.
15
Jewel tones allay the urge for elegance without the expense, she added.
16
To allay suspicion of escape, the Jesuits continued to visit the wigwams.
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Translations for allay
Portuguese
Allay through the time
Allay across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common