Assuage

to make less strong; to make less severe; to make milder; to sooth; to ease

Chicago Tribune

Chicago Tribune

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From the Editorial Board: If you look at the history of tickets in Chicago, you see mayors zigzagging between making revenue plays (such as adding more speed cameras) and then lamenting the impact of fines and fees on citizens and trying to assuage their social cost.

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Professor Freaksworth

Professor Freaksworth

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So anyone want to assuage my fears? I’ll assuage yours first.

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@lifewandererer.bsky.social

If what I have heard about China, Russia and Iran is true, I think both carriers will be sunk if we attack. Also many Americans servicepeople will die, needlessly, to assuage the hunger of Senators like Graham and despots like Trump.

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