The action of allege, v.2; alleviation, mitigation (of something). Also: remission of sins.

Assuagement, alleviation, relief.

Alleviation; mitigation. Cf. allegeance, n.1

The action of mitigating or moderating; the fact or condition of being mitigated; an instance of this; spec. abatement or relaxation of the…

Alleviation, relief.

The action of allege, v.2; alleviation, mitigation. Also: an instance of this. Cf. allegeance, n.1

Alleviation, mitigation; = allegeance, n.1

The action of alleviating something; relief, mitigation. Also: an instance of this.

Relief from pain or sorrow; an instance of this. Also: the fact or an instance of being cheered or comforted.

the action of pleasing; pleasure; (also) pacification, appeasement.

= alleviation, n. Also: an instance of this.

also with down.

The action of making less or weak; an instance of this; a weakening, impoverishment. Also mitigation (of blame or punishment). Obsolete.

The action of assuaging; the condition of being assuaged; mitigation, alleviation, relief, abatement.

Relaxation, remission, or removal of a thing; an instance of this. Now rare.

Assuagement.

= assuagement, n.

Pacification; alleviation, palliation.

The action or result of allaying something (in various senses of allay, v.1); esp. subduing, assuaging, moderation. Also: an instance of this.

In extended use: alleviation, mitigation, temporary relief (of a painful emotion, situation, etc.).

The action of the verb, in various senses.