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pubic symphysis (medicine) and assuage (iou)


pubic symphysis (medicine)


pubic symphysis


The joint between the pubic bones at the front of the pelvis.


assuage (iou)



assuage verb. ME.
[Old French as(s)ouagier from Proto-Romance, from Latin ad AS-1 + suavis sweet.]
I. verb trans.
Mitigate, appease, allay, alleviate, relieve, (feelings, pain, appetite, desire, etc.). ME.
Bacon They need medicine..to assuage the disease. J. London He had once gone three days without water..in order to experience the exquisite delight of such a thirst assuaged. N. Algren Assuaging her fears by day and her lusts by night.
Relax, moderate, (a harsh law etc.). ME-L15.
Pacify, soothe, (a person). LME.
Addison Kindling pity, kindling rage At once provoke me, and asswage.
gen. Abate, lessen, diminish. arch. LME.
W. Owen Of a truth All death will he annul, all tears assuage? W. S. Churchill But in the name of reason irrational forces had been let loose. These were not easily to be assuaged.
II. verb intrans.
Of passion, pain, appetite, etc.: become less violent, abate. ME-E18.
Defoe The plague being come to a crisis, its fury began to assuage.
gen. Diminish, fall off, abate, subside. Long arch. LME.
Bible (AV): Genesis 8:1 And the waters asswaged.
assuagement noun (a) the action of assuaging; the condition of being assuaged; (b) (now rare) an assuaging medicine or application: M16.
assuager noun M16.