assuagement (Meaning)

Wordnet

assuagement (n)

the feeling that comes when something burdensome is removed or reduced

Webster

Mitigation; abatement.

The assuagement of her anxiety came in the form of a kind smile from her friend.
The gentle touch of her mother's hand provided instant assuagement to the child's fears.
The company's policy of offering flexible work hours was seen as an assuagement to employee stress.
Meditation and deep breathing exercises can provide assuagement for those experiencing high levels of tension.
The therapist's words of encouragement served as an assuagement to his client's feelings of inadequacy.
The assuagement of hunger came with the aroma of freshly baked bread wafting from the kitchen.
A sincere apology can be a powerful tool for assuagement in resolving conflicts.
The government's financial aid package provided some assuagement to the struggling small businesses.
The assuagement of his loneliness came when he found companionship in his new neighbors.
The act of forgiveness brought a sense of assuagement to both parties involved in the dispute.

the feeling that comes when something burdensome is removed or reducedMitigation; abatement.

relief, mitigation, appeasement, alleviation, mollification, moderation,decrease,diminishment, ease, soothing

unrest, unrest, anguish, suffering, misery,discomfort, agony, misery, anguish, agony

The assuagement of her anxiety came in the form of a kind smile from her friend.

The gentle touch of her mother's hand provided instant assuagement to the child's fears.

The company's policy of offering flexible work hours was seen as an assuagement to employee stress.

Meditation and deep breathing exercises can provide assuagement for those experiencing high levels of tension.