palliation

1 Bunting himself looked down on annotations: “Notes are a confession of failure, not a palliation of it,” he wrote, introducing the few notes to his 1968 “Collected Poems.”

2 don't try to palliate your constant lying by claiming that everybody lies

3 Let this fact be a palliation for whatever imperfections the reader may meet with in its perusal.

4 But the world has always brimmed with bad songs, and worse poems, that are born of authentic pain; sincerity of feeling, in art, guarantees nothing but the passing palliation of the feeler.

5 But I, perceiving that each of them would have been extremely indignant at this historical palliation of the other’s guilt, “kept silence, even from good words.”

6 Rhys drank heavily to palliate her burdens, and was known for tirades and other skunky behavior.

7 Neither the fulsome dedication, nor the humility of the preface, nor the indifferent lithographs, purporting to represent notable Asiatics and Europeans, can be admitted in palliation of this Kashmirian scribbler's literary misdemeanour.

8 I make no excuses, I offer no palliation; I merely state facts.

9 These neuralgias are distinguished by the intense severity of the pain, the lightning-like suddenness of its onset, and the almost total impossibility of effecting more than a temporary palliation of the symptoms.

10 He must then take the whole together, as well those which go to condemn, as those which are in palliation or excuse.

11 Her training made it difficult for her to understand the palliation of the offense of those who maintained the paradoxes which denied their actions.

12 Some palliation for half a century's indifference may be found in the profound ignorance in which the mass of the English people were steeped in relation to their Indian empire.

13 Aggressive investigation and early surgery is the only method for providing palliation to these patients, but morbidity and mortality remain high and the prognosis is poor.

对于肺癌合并有胃肠道转移的病人而言，积极检查与早期开刀是提供缓和治疗的唯一方法，然而致病率及死亡率却仍然居高不下且预后极差。

14 "It could be looked at as a type of palliation, improving the immediate quality of life of these people," said Hall, who wrote an editorial accompanying the study.

15 To discuss the reasons of complications after stents fixation for palliation of esophageal-cardiac obstruction, evaluate corresponding treatment, in order to decrease the occurrence of complications.

目的探讨食管贲门狭窄内支架置入后常见并发症的原因，寻找相应的对策，以减少并发症的发生。

16 Someone who’s got cancer and is likely not to survive the cancer — we want to absolutely make sure they get every bit of palliation they need.

17 With few exceptions, such as the discovery of insulin, "magic bullets" have played a minor role in the prevention, cure and palliation of lifestyle diseases.

生活型态疾病的预防、治疗、缓解，一向没什么仙丹妙药可用，胰岛素的发现只能算例外，而且这种例外十分罕见。

18 She paused a moment, and then, with a sigh, took up the part, and, without looking at Harleigh, who was too much shocked to offer any palliation for this grossness, walked pensively to her chamber.

19 Marcus’s father was offered hospice care, a form of palliation that is generally reserved for people with a life expectancy of six months or less, who are no longer pursuing “curative” treatments.

20 Long hours of sitting masquerade as wellness, insecurity is palliated by snacks, and flexibility’s just another name for no time of your own.

1 姑息手段

palliative half measure

2 减轻

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3 缓和

subdued modification detente let-up modify compromise buffer alleviate remit allay assuage relent palliate palliative ease off let up lenitive remissive relaxative relaxation moderation thaw remission easement appeasement ease relax subside abate slake soothe season prepare smooth quiet qualify absorb relieve cushion alloy mitigate soften slack temper lighten balm subdue opiate appease solace attenuate deaden slacken mollify stanch attemper obtund

4 暂时缓和

palliative palliate

5 辩解

palliative exculpatory deprecatory excusatory apologetically explanation excuse allegation apology plea pleading apologetic counterargument apologize explain allege plead gloss vindicate palliate excuse oneself say for oneself

6 掩饰

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