He tried to assuage her guilt by telling her it wasn't her fault.
他试图通过告诉她这不是她的错来减轻她的内疚感。
A cool breeze assuaged the heat of the afternoon.
一阵凉风缓解了午后的炎热。
The coach's words assuaged the players' fears.
教练的话消除了队员们的担忧。
Nothing could assuage his disappointment at missing the trip.
错过这次旅行，他的失望之情无法平息。
In an effort to assuage the customers'' concerns, the company decided to:
B — address. “assuage” means V. to make less intense; soothe; relieve
A few kind words did much to ______ the grieving widow's deep sorrow.
A — assuage. “assuage” means V. to make less intense; soothe; relieve
assuage — V. to make less intense; soothe; relieve. In Chinese: 缓和，减轻（不快或痛苦）.
assuage is pronounced /əˈsweɪdʒ/. It breaks into 2 syllables: as · suage.
“assuage” means to make less intense; soothe; relieve. Examples: (1) He tried to assuage her guilt by telling her it wasn't her fault. (2) A cool breeze assuaged the heat of the afternoon. (3) The coach's words assuaged the players' fears. (4) Nothing could assuage his disappointment at missing the trip.
alleviate, mitigate, relieve — all close in meaning to assuage (V. to make less intense; soothe; relieve).
Yes. assuage appears on the iSEE Vocab Upper list, which covers 800+ words for the ISEE and SSAT.
From Latin ad- (towards) + suavis (sweet), to calm/soothe.