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set at ease

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See: assure, fulfill, satisfy


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After entering the serene room, my mind was set at ease as pleasant aromas tickled my nose.
But just minutes into the first act, my mind was set at ease and I settled back to watch what was easily the best play I've seen all this year.
The steps must be taken immediately to stop this appalling practice and set at ease the minds of people already stricken by the grief of losing a loved one.
 
 
 
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