allay

Many of those problems can be allayed with a little planning.

They allayed my concerns at least for the time being.

For its part, the department tried to allay those fears.

Her words did little to allay the fears of students or parents.

Once he did find out, to allay their fears was not difficult.

"I am certain that we will be able to work together and allay your concerns."

Her word alone should have been enough to allay any doubts about his story.

Let me give you an example that may allay your fears.

But one decision goes a long way to allay any such doubts.

He had no good news with which to allay my fury.

Questions about the security of voting systems have not been allayed.

On one or two points, I cannot allay your concerns, because we do not agree, as is sometimes the case.

"They have not done a good job of allaying fears."

Those were born of his own fears, which he has allayed.

And he said many months of testing had allayed his concerns.

But his early actions in office have allayed the concerns of many.

It remains to be seen whether you can allay their fears.

My fears were almost immediately allayed by the sound of her voice.

I decided to provide just enough of an explanation to allay his concerns.

Whatever, they did little to allay the severity of her features.

But the police presence is not allaying the fears of all parents.

She felt anger rising in him and tried to allay it.

And it was not too late to allay her own burning desire.

He left the group in 1972 after working hard for years to allay the personal problems that plagued its various members.

She had expected to make love to him tonight, but more to allay his concern than out of any real desire on her own part.