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palliation

/ˌpæl.iˈeɪ.ʃən/

Tradução: Substantivo que designa a ação de aliviar a gravidade da dor ou de uma doença sem eliminar a causa subjacente, ou a ação de atenuar a gravidade de uma falta ou ofensa.

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noun

/ˌpæl.iˈeɪ.ʃən/C2formal
  • ptSubstantivo que designa a ação de aliviar a gravidade da dor ou de uma doença sem eliminar a causa subjacente, ou a ação de atenuar a gravidade de uma falta ou ofensa.

A noun referring to the act of easing the severity of pain or a disease without removing the underlying cause, or the act of making an offense seem less serious.

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  1. Medical reliefC1formalmedical

    The act of reducing the severity of symptoms or pain without curing the underlying disease.

    ptCuidados paliativos

    • The doctor focused on the palliation of the patient's chronic pain.
    • Palliation is often the primary goal in advanced cancer care.
    • Modern medicine offers many options for the palliation of nausea.

    Sinônimosalleviationassuagementeasingmitigationreliefsoothing

    Antônimoscurehealingremediationremedytreatment

  2. Mitigation of offenseC2formal

    The act of making an offense or wrongdoing seem less serious or more excusable.

    ptAtenuação da culpa

    • His apology was merely a palliation of his rude behavior.
    • The lawyer's argument was a clever palliation of the crime.
    • She offered no palliation for her harsh words.

    Sinônimosextenuationminimizationmitigation

    Antônimosaggravationexacerbation

Formas
  • palliations plural form
  • palliations' possessive plural form
  • palliation's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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