Sentence examples for is allaying from inspiring English sources
verb
To make quiet or put at rest; to pacify or appease; to quell; to calm.
- To allay popular excitement
Part of Dr. Ross-Lee's challenge is allaying students' concerns about the public perception of osteopaths, physicians subject to the same licensure as medical doctors but trained with a different philosophy.
But they keep growing because immigrants are tagging along in the domestic migrants' wake.This dispersal is allaying the main fear of immigration's critics: that Hispanics will cluster in giant ghettos without interacting with the rest of America.
One example is allaying the public's fear of dead bodies spreading disease, since several experts pointed out that bodies do not pose an imminent risk when killed by a natural disaster or conflict rather than an infectious disease.
My favorite City Ballet seasons begin and end with Miranda Weese, whose inherent elegance is allayed by a mischievous, arch wit.
The claustrophobia of it is allayed for me - I have my guest suite if I feel the need to bolt.
When one is allayed, another one pops up.
My worst fears were allayed.
There was another reason fears were allayed.
Still, not all concerns were allayed.
But such fears could be allayed through international co-operation.
As his departure for Israel neared, his fears were allayed.
