assuaged
verbHow to pronounce assuaged:
Definition of assuaged:
- assuaged (verb):
- to relieve (grief, pain, or thirst)
- to lessen the intensity of (something that pains or distresses) ease
Synonyms for assuaged:
allay
allayed
alleviate
alleviated
calm
cured
ease
eased
healed
helped
lessen
lighten
mitigate
mitigated
moderate
mollified
palliate
quench
relieve
relieved
softened
soothe
soothed
temper
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