Pronunciation: /əˈleɪ/
verb to diminish or alleviate (fear, suspicion, or worry)
A1 She tried to allay his fears by reassuring him that everything would be okay.
A2 The doctor's soothing words helped to allay the patient's anxiety before the surgery.
B1 The company implemented new safety measures to allay concerns about workplace accidents.
B2 The government's efforts to allay public fears about the economy were met with skepticism by experts.
C1 The CEO's speech was carefully crafted to allay investors' concerns and restore confidence in the company.
C2 The diplomatic negotiations were successful in allaying tensions between the two countries and preventing a potential conflict.
formal The company issued a statement to allay fears about the safety of their products.
informal Don't worry, I'll try to allay your concerns about the upcoming project.
slang I'll do my best to chill you out and allay your worries.
figurative Her soothing words were like a balm to allay his troubled mind.
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