PPT-Assuage

To make mild or less severe Knowing that monkeys dont fly will assauge my fears that The Wizard of Oz could actually happen Amble To go at a slow easy pace stroll We ambled across the parking lot . 5. :. . Words Referring to Lessening Pain, Tension, and Conflict. Allay. The government released a report to . allay. fears about the disease outbreak. . Joe . allayed. his parents’ concern when he called to let them know he was all right.. The Rules. Each team will have one member take a turn at the same time. . After the definition is completely read out loud, whichever player blows their noisemaker first may answer the question. They will have three seconds to answer. . assuage to make something less painful or severe foray (n) a trip or action that is unusual or not normal for you; an att empt to do something for the first time; a short journey malevolent (a Lesson 23. Vocabulary. bustles. When someone bustles, they. . move in a busy or . energetic way.. If a student bustles to get to class on time, he or she is probably…. 1. . r. unning late.. 2. . very early.. What shall assuage the unforgotten pain, And teach the unforgetful to forget? The One Hope Forthcoming in: Hirose, Iwao and Reisner, Andrew, (eds.) Weighing and Reasoning: A Festschrift for John Part 1 of . odyssey. English IB. 1. Plundered. Verb. To take goods by force (especially during war or conflict). 1. Plundered. The Germans plundered the towns they invaded during WWII.. 2. Valor. Noun. assuage concerns in Jerusalem and Cairo over weapons smuggling. The agreement includes an easing of Israel (. uh. -. sweyj. ). . to ease or satisfy; to make less severe . A. ssuage. I will . assuage. my grief by crying into my pillow.. We . assuaged. our guilt by doing something nice for the children.. A person who rejects physical comfort for self-discipline. Jim decided to become an ascetic to see if he could overcome his problems with addictions. . 2. Assuage V.. To provide relief from something distressing. Ms. Dombrow. Literature and Rhetoric B. Malevolent . Definition: . Having or showing a desire to cause harm to another person, evil. Merriam-Webster. Parts of Speech: . Adjective. Other Forms: . Malevolently (adverb. 9. • . accolade . •. edifice. •. assuage . •. gravity. •. cacophony . •. infraction. •. censure . •. profane. •. diatribe . • . somber. TEN WORDS IN CONTEXT. Choose the meaning closest to that of the . List 3. Diorio. Period 4. Example: Critique. Critique, you say, critique—aha!. That’s something you review . And then discuss quite critically,. For it’s all up to you!. Hedonistic. Indulgence is our key to life. . Vocabulary. Plunder. When they attacked the unsuspecting village, the pirates . plundered. food, gold and jewels from the people.. What does plunder mean?. Plunder. To Rob or Steal. Dispatch. The man quickly. – n 1: a social structure without government or law and order. 2: utter . confusion. . A country without a central government and judicial system is at risk for . anarchy. .. 2. Auspicious . – adj. promising .