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Palliate

Palliate meaning

To relieve the symptoms of; to ameliorate. | To hide or disguise. | To cover or disguise the seriousness of (a mistake, offence etc.) by excuses and apologies.

Example sentences (6)

We are evenly plagued by the same problems, of which good governance can palliate or fix.

The palliatives are not enough to palliate hunger for a day.

To help palliate hardship resulting from the stay-at-home order in the State, NLNG donated food items to its host communities.

He buys a postcard at the drug store, scribbles it with some mollifying words of love that will hopefully palliate his absence from Jeannie, and drops it off at the post office.

It stated that we should make every possible effort to prevent climate change, especially in the unlikely case that it was not caused by man, because that would mean that all we can do is palliate a natural phenomenon.

Broadband Internet Wireless Internet services were offered for the first time in 2005 to palliate for the absence of an ADSL infrastructure at the time.