Sentence examples similar to the 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
The church leaders enthusiastically supported the campaign by squashing the rumours and allaying the fears about the vaccine.
This moment is also about laying the groundwork for allaying the fears of Israelis.
The victory allayed the fears of Giants Coach Tom Coughlin, who had been leery of the quirks that come with playing in midweek.
Nevertheless, surveillance in the early 1970s allayed the establishment's concerns in both respects.
The acid enhances the flavor and allays the unctuousness of the fat.
But the police presence is not allaying the fears of all parents.
But the company faces a struggle in allaying the concerns of lawmakers and their constituents.
The stock shot up on Thursday as the investment allayed concerns about the bank.
The comprehensive 402 vote majority for the government after the debate allayed their fears.
Republicanism allaying the fever of domestic feuds, and subduing the opposition by the force of reason and rectitude..
Allaying the fears of some scientists, the memo does not call for a complete work stoppage.
