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assuagement

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Main Entry: assuagement
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: relief

Synonyms:

abatement, alleviation, appeasement, easement, mitigation, mollification, palliation
Main Entry: appeasement
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: satisfaction; pacification

Synonyms:

abatement, acceding, accommodation, adjustment, alleviation, amends, assuagement, blunting, compromise, concession, conciliation, easing, grant, lessening, lulling, mitigation, moderation, mollification, peace offering, placation, propitiation, quelling, quenching, quieting, reconciliation, reparation, restoration, settlement, softening, solace, soothing, tranquilization

Antonyms:

aggravation, annoyance, irritation, provocation, resistance
Main Entry: balm
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: something soothing

Synonyms:

alleviation, anodyne, assuagement, comfort, consolation, curative, cure, easement, mitigation, palliative, refreshment, relief, remedy, restorative, solace, soother
Main Entry: comfort
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: good feeling; ease

Synonyms:

abundance, alleviation, amenity, assuagement, bed of roses, cheer, cheerfulness, complacency, contentment, convenience, coziness, creature comforts, enjoyment, exhilaration, facility, gratification, happiness, luxury, opulence, peacefulness, pleasure, plenty, poise, quiet, relaxation, relief, repose, rest, restfulness, satisfaction, snugness, succor, sufficiency, warmth, well-being

Antonyms:

aggravation, annoyance, bother, botheration, distress, exasperation, irritation, torment, torture
Main Entry: consolation
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: relief, comfort

Synonyms:

alleviation, assuagement, cheer, comfort, compassion, ease, easement, encouragement, fellow feeling, help, lenity, pity, solace, succor, support, sympathy
Notes: solace is a form of comfort given to one who is in sorrow or distress; consolation is an act of offering such comfort, or the result of such comfort having been provided

Antonyms:

agitation, annoyance, antagonism, discouragement, disturbance, trouble, upset
Main Entry: relaxation
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: entertainment; resting or recovering

Synonyms:

alleviation, amusement, assuagement, diversion, enjoyment, fun, leisure, loosening, mitigation, pleasure, reclining, recreation, refreshment, relief, repose, requiescence, rest

Antonyms:

intensification, labor, work
Main Entry: relief
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: remedy, aid; relaxation

Synonyms:

abatement, allayment, alleviation, amelioration, appeasement, assistance, assuagement, balm, break, breather, cheer, comfort, comforting, consolation, contentment, cure, deliverance, diversion, ease, easement, extrication, fix, hand, happiness, help, letup, lift, lightening, load off one's mind, maintenance, mitigation, mollification, palliative, quick fix, refreshment, release, remission, reprieve, respite, rest, restfulness, satisfaction, softening, solace, succor, support, sustenance

Antonyms:

damage, hurt, injury, pain
Main Entry: solace
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: comfort, peace

Synonyms:

alleviation, assuagement, condolement, condolence, consolation, pity, relief

Antonyms:

discord, disharmony
Main Entry: alleviation
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: relief

Synonyms:

abatement, assuagement, comfort, ease, easement, mitigation, palliation, palliative, remedy, salving
Main Entry: palliation
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: relief

Synonyms:

abatement, allayment, alleviation, amelioration, appeasement, assistance, assuagement, balm, break*, breather, cheer, comfort, comforting, consolation, contentment, cure, deliverance, diversion, ease, easement, extrication, fix*, hand, happiness, help, letup, lift, lightening, load off one's mind, maintenance, mitigation, mollification, palliative, quick fix, refreshment, release, remission, reprieve, respite, rest, restfulness, satisfaction, softening, solace, succor, support, sustenance
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