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Meanings of palliation (palliations) in English
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mitigació Synonyms
Examples for "mitigation"
Examples for "mitigation"
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Environmental mitigation should be factored into every farming budget, said Mr Fraser.
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Risk mitigation and strategic decision making are strong factors driving activity levels.
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The firm noticed an issue last Wednesday and began its mitigation process.
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Its plan for containment and mitigation will be published early this week.
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Vice President Mike Pence said the mitigation efforts were having an impact.
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The plea in extenuation of guilt and mitigation of punishment is perpetual.
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These circumstances must be pleaded in extenuation of its shortcomings and demerits.
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But that theory has never been advanced in extenuation of their behavior.
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Still, I must say, there was much in extenuation of his conduct.
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Perhaps his injustice to the Empress might likewise admit a little extenuation.
Usage of palliations in English
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No witnesses had been examined, no degrees of guilt acknowledged, no palliations admitted.
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In dealing with them, acquiescence is the best of palliations and silence the sovereign specific.
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Nor will I aggravate my crime, by disingenuous palliations.
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That answer of hers was quite long, quite frank, wholly free from concealments or palliations.
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But the waiters would listen to no explanations, no palliations; he must be placed in custody.
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The crime of Elizabeth doubtless has palliations.
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The present is no time for palliations.
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He dashed away all excuses and palliations.
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She combines the faults of a passionate woman with those of the tender-hearted woman, without having their palliations.
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She attempted no palliations here.
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An ordinary boy would have broken into a flood of explanations and palliations, but Owen simply bowed, and said nothing.
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Consolations, palliations at most.
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So these accounts of the matter you must consider as reasons and palliations, concluding, "I plead guilty, my Lord!"
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But what, Sir!-Wouldyou ever more argue with me, as if you were a child?-Seekingpalliations, and making promises?-Promises of what, Sir?
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Purpose: A new method of palliation of malignant obstructive jaundice is presented.
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For patients with active disease, this regimen provides at best modest palliation.
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Palliations through the time