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soothe

[sooth] / suð /


Example Sentences

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But it wouldn’t soothe many of the concerns that came out of this season, either.

From Los Angeles Times

The move has been seen as a step toward resolving the spat and Nexperia chips began leaving China again earlier this month, soothing jitters in the auto industry.

From The Wall Street Journal

This approach seems to have soothed some of that initial anger in the nearby town, specifically over fears migrants would overwhelm local services.

From BBC

The burden often falls on the person who has experienced the trauma to soothe other people.

From New York Times

Andrés called for an ambulance, without much hope, and then went out to look for transportation while Marleny alternated between readying Eliad for the hospital and trying to soothe him as best she could.

From New York Times