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Assuaged verb. Definition: ●satisfied an appetite or desire ●made an unpleasant feeling less intense Related Forms: ●assuage, assuaging.

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1 assuaged verb

2 Definition: ●satisfied an appetite or desire ●made an unpleasant feeling less intense Related Forms: ●assuage, assuaging

3 Synonyms: ❏ gratified, appeased, fulfilled ❏ relieved, eased, soothed Spot assuaged his fear of thunder by cuddling with a friend.

4 Antonyms: ★ dissatisfied ★ irritated ★ aggravated ★ upset Tom’s fears about his Science test were assuaged when he realized he aced it.

5 I assuaged my guilt by apologizing for what I had done. Cameron assuaged his hunger with a big bowl of pasta. The store assuaged the angry customers by offering them a full refund.

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