PPT-Assuage (verb)

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. 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 Definition. : To glorify, to raise in rank or status. Example. : The . soldier . was brave in battle, so he was exalted to a knight.. extraneous – adj.. Definition. : irrelevant, unnecessary, not vital. 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.. 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. Evelyn . Waugh. Johnson O’Connor’s study of . 39 large manufacturing companies. People who possess a limited vocabulary have a much tougher time breaking out from old patterns of thought or questioning. . 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. To make mild or less severe. Knowing that monkeys don’t 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 . Noun) the expression of approval or favorable opinion; praise; official approval. My broad hint that I had paid for the lessons myself brought smiles of approbation from all the judges at the piano recital.. – 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 . to regard with horror or loathing; to hate deeply. . The young boy . abhorred. the . brussel. sprouts. . Syn.abominate. , despise, loath. Ant.admire. , cherish. Amend (Verb). to change in a formal way; to change for the better. (noun) . a youth. stripling. The jury overlooked the idea that he was only a . stripling. , and they tried him as an adult.. (verb) to drive together so that one slides into the other like the sections of a spy-glass. “I . assuaged. my hunger by eating a light snack before dinner.”. Apothecary—(noun) a person who prepared and sold medicines and drugs. “Romeo sought out an . apothecary. to obtain poison.”. Verb Usage Presented by the UTA English Writing Center Updated 11/20/2014 TW Hosted by English Writing Center www.uta.edu/owl uta-wci@uta.edu A Division of the Department of English Sponsored by the College of Liberal Arts