mitigate
Example Sentences
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Cooking has been shown to mitigate psychological distress and reduce stress levels.
From Salon
However, offering human contact not only mitigated the effect but made customers more likely to take the company’s offer.
The IOC say that in order to mitigate inequalities, they distribute around £734m every Olympic cycle of four years through Olympic Solidarity and commercial contributions.
From BBC
Both OpenAI and Anthropic say they take safety issues seriously and don’t release models before they have been fully evaluated and dangers mitigated.
He noted that Cisco had various plans to mitigate the spike in prices.
From MarketWatch
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