The phrase "alleviate thirst" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is used to refer to a reduction in the feeling of thirst. For example, "The cool glass of water alleviated my thirst."
According to the government, Coca has been used for centuries as a spiritual and even day-to-day snack for "vitamins and alleviating hunger and thirst, but when the Western man, always seeking gold, would use it unnaturally, the opposite would happen, its juice would become disgusting and vicious".
To assess which factors enhance and inhibit the ability to express planning, we then systematically modified the experimental design in four subsequent experiments and found that monkeys that were not thirsty acted to alleviate future thirst only when the delay between their behavior and the contingent outcome was brief.
120, 345 357] found that two squirrel monkeys that were not thirsty at the time of choice reversed their preference for a larger amount of food when choice of a smaller amount alleviated future thirst.
Millions of tonnes of iron ore, grain, soy and millions of barrels of oil are expected to pass along the "Highway" each year on their way east, where they will alleviate China's seemingly unquenchable thirst for natural resources.
Samer, a local resident, told the online magazine al-Monitor that Isis militants justified the ban by saying: "You are not better than the Prophet and his companions who were living without electricity or any entertainment to alleviate heat and make them forget their thirst".
To alleviate the public's overblown fear, or even to slake a thirst for retribution, our lawmakers have repeatedly deemed more private acts criminal and doled out harsher punishments for a generation.
The composers still thirst for operas, but operas are often easier to write than to produce: who is to pay for them and alleviate the myriad headaches involved?
This will alleviate the itching.
