Allayed is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for ALLAYED in dictionary:

VERB:
• ALLAY, to reduce in intensity or severity, also ALAY, ALEYE
• relieve or alleviate (pain or hunger)
• diminish or put at rest (fear, suspicion, or worry)

Words related to ALLAYED

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How to use ALLAYED in a sentence

• He modified general sentiment by his impartial and liberal views, and allayed prejudices.
• Under his treatment her wounds began to heal, the fever was allayed, and at length she appeared to be gradually recovering.
• The tumult being allayed by the arrival of Ferrer, the chancellor, a popular favourite, Renzo became involved in conversation with some of the rioters.
• The fire had been allayed, after making a gap in one of our boundary fences.
• Such exhaustive mental labour induced a certain nervousness that could only be allayed by relaxation.
• They were forced to confess that their suspicions were allayed, that the house was perfect, even overshadowed with the mystery of a lower price than it was worth.
• It flamed up in 1820 and was allayed by the Missouri compromise.
• But the shrinking look in her eyes allayed his fears.
• But their disappointment was soon allayed, for Major Dickson made an enviable record.
• At the commencement of the day, we saw on the road two Kabyls, similar to the soldiers of Jugurtha, whose harsh appearance powerfully allayed our fancy for wandering.
• The news of this affair was received with horror, and the feelings roused by the details of it have never been allayed.
• And so the war left the country, as wars will, divided into two parties, with feelings towards each other that are deplorable enough in themselves, and not easily allayed.
• Confidence is to be reestablished, fear is allayed, the sufferer from error led to commit himself to healing forces.
• Anxiety about war can only be allayed by an ordinance which gives everyone his full liberty under acknowledgment of the equal liberty of others.
• This promise allayed the ferment which had begun to rise.
• The personal influence of Lord Althorp and Sir Robert Peel allayed this angry spirit.
• The apprehension is thus somewhat allayed and the excessive cough-reflex quieted.
• The 17th of March passed without the anticipated attacks being made, however, and the fears of the people were gradually allayed.
• In cases like these the panic cannot be allayed by words.
• Very gently had she allayed those fears of his, and by some mysterious enchantment she had completely enslaved his regard.
• With considerable effort I succeeded in obtaining a pint cupful of water, and thus allayed my immediate thirst.
• My yearnings are allayed by thee, My heaviness is turned to glee.
• With this punishment the fears of the people in San Juan were considerably allayed.
• He said something which she did not hear distinctly, and his calm voice allayed her excitement.
• Perhaps he had a vague sense of thirst, but, if so, the fragrance of the open fruit allayed it.
• The absence of Forrest was sorely felt, and only the innate kindness of the guests allayed all feeling of insecurity.
• The struggle, which threatened to become serious, was, however, allayed by the visit of the Queen of England to Germany.
• In case you should burn your tongue a little in tasting them, take some water, and the burning sensation will be allayed.
• The passions and animosities of the colonies, by judicious and lenient measures, were allayed and composed, and the foundation laid for a lasting agreement amongst them.
• He at once allayed my fears, assuring me that it would not be serious.
• Strife of nations, strife of creeds cannot in a moment be allayed.

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