Sentence examples for are allayed from inspiring English sources
verb
To make quiet or put at rest; to pacify or appease; to quell; to calm.
- To allay popular excitement
The more transparent and open these relationships can be, the more the irrational fears are allayed.
Until such doubts are allayed, it will be impossible to judge the integrity of Albany's new idea.
Little suggests they will, especially if fears over the state of Craig Bellamy's hamstring are allayed by a scan today.
Initial fears that I'd be gorging all holiday on gorgeous but heavy street food are allayed by a succession of fabulously stellar meals.
Those expenses are allayed by New York City tax credits, which he called "essential for us to avoid faking New York on an L.A. lot".
Any worries about Brown's voice are allayed; it may dip in places, but when it does it's carried by band member Reni and the crowd.
My worst fears were allayed.
Eventually, those fears were allayed.
Their fears have long since been allayed.
There was another reason fears were allayed.
Still, not all concerns were allayed.
