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To make something less strong, active, or intense.

To protect something from harm by reducing the force or effect of an impact, change, or problem.

To reduce anger, fear, or tension around a problem or conflict, often by giving reassurance.

To make an emotion, impulse, or reaction less strong and more controlled, often by conscious effort.

To reduce the amplitude of vibrations or oscillations in a mechanical or physical system.

To make something powerful, strong, or difficult to control less intense, more manageable, or easier to deal with.

To give satisfaction to a desire, need, appetite, or curiosity, often by providing or allowing what is wanted.

To make physical pain or bodily discomfort less severe, without necessarily removing it completely.

To prevent or significantly reduce the activity, growth, or effect of a physical process, symptom, or signal, often through a chemical, medical, or technical method.

To reduce the volume, resonance, or echo of a sound.

To provide as much of something wanted as someone desires, so that their appetite, curiosity, or desire feels completely satisfied.