palliated (Meaning)

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palliated (imp. & p. p.)

of Palliate

The doctor palliated the patient's pain with a mild analgesic.
The government's economic measures palliated the suffering of the poor.
The therapist's words palliated the client's emotional distress.
The nurse palliated the patient's symptoms with a soothing sponge bath.
The charity palliated the effects of the natural disaster by providing food and shelter.
The government's apology palliated the anger of the citizens who had been wronged.
The musician's performance palliated the audience's grief over a recent loss.
The cool breeze palliated the heat of the summer day.
The laughter of the children palliated the mother's worries.
The apology palliated the friend's hurt feelings.

of Palliate

explained,excused, justified,extenuated, varnished, rationalized, confessed, atoned, deodorized, mitigated

aggravated, impaired, hurt, hurt, injured, aggravated, injured, impaired, exacerbated, intensified

The doctor palliated the patient's pain with a mild analgesic.

The government's economic measures palliated the suffering of the poor.

The therapist's words palliated the client's emotional distress.

The nurse palliated the patient's symptoms with a soothing sponge bath.