Sample Sentences forallay (editor-reviewed)
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They have tried to allay fears by saying their weapons are of a defensive nature.allay = reduce the intensity of
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It does little to allay Israeli fears.
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He was in a panic of superstitious fear, and I am afraid the panic may spread. To allay it, I shall today search the entire ship carefully from stem to stern. (source)allay = reduce
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The medical team's main concerns--damage to my spinal cord, airway, veins, and arteries--have been allayed. (source)allayed = reduced or eliminated
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Her anxieties, that their life together is a temporary blessing, that soon it will come loose again in strips and tatters, are allayed. (source)allayed = calmed
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He started a diary in what appeared to be a frustrated attempt to allay and resolve his own doubts. (source)allay = reduce
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It allays a feverish thirst that had parched me for many days.† (source)
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Allay-loo-yah, a-lay-loo yah, a-lay-loo yah, a-lay-loo yah, a-lay-loo-yah, a-lay-loo-yah!† (source)
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Amanda searched his face, expecting the worst, but her fears were allayed almost immediately by his air of exhausted satisfaction. (source)allayed = calmed
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Amagiri's wake is sweeping the flames away from the wreckage of 109, allaying Kennedy's fears that the gasoline fires will ignite any remaining ammunition or fuel tanks.† (source)
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But Jane and me were allays contrairy; she would have striped things, and I like spots.† (source)
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He said and did things then that filled me with a fear that no words of Saruman could allay.† (source)
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"Gentlemen," I said at last, as the party ascended the steps, "I delight to have allayed your suspicions." (source)allayed = reduced the intensity of or calmed
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Henry, after allaying her agitation, had taken her over his property, and had explained to her the use and dimensions of the various rooms.† (source)
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"I've been allays used to horses," said Tom.† (source)
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Henri isn't my father, but I always say he is to allay suspicion.† (source)
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