Definition of Assuagement. Meaning of Assuagement. Synonyms of Assuagement

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- government, which has increased subsidies and tightened trade controls to ****uage protesters and protect foreign currency reserves. Long-run economic constraints...
- correspondence with. For many years, he relied on his press articles to ****uage his financial worries. Churchill became an accomplished amateur artist...
- a vague civil rights plank in the party platform. His intention was to ****uage the internal conflicts between the northern and southern wings of his party...
- protested Wilson's changes, but the administration did not alter its ****uagement of Southern cabinet members and the Southern bloc in Congress. By 1914...
- fears of the planter elite and other leading white citizens were partly ****uaged by the actions of President Johnson, who ensured that a wholesale land...
- part of Panama, Chiriquí was part of Costa Rica. Costa Rican pride was ****uaged for the loss of this eastern (or southern) territory with the acquisition...
- schools reproduce these inequalities for generations to come. In order to ****uage poverty, many Hispanic families can turn to social and community services...
- that power/ Which guides you to the summit of the stairs, / Be mindful to ****uage my suffering! Another notable Occitan quotation, this time from Arnaut...
- Wilhelm I. In 1818. King Wilhelm I and Queen Catherine in an attempt to ****uage the suffering caused by the Year Without Summer and following famine, introduced...