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mitigation
noun as in alleviation
Strong matches
Example Sentences
The employees’ absence could also potentially hinder a top national priority: wildfire mitigation.
In mitigation, Susannah Proctor said "immature" Ibbotson had "no concept of the tragic consequences of what he had done" when he was seen celebrating.
Gatwick has until 24 April to submit more information to support its planning application, and respond with measures, such as noise mitigation and having a proportion of passengers travelling to the airport via public transport.
In mitigation, Ancelotti could point to the fact that 12 goals against and four of those defeats arrived while he was managing Everton, a club with disparate ambitions to both Real and City.
But, in mitigation, he cited Burnett's "long mental health history" and said his "guilty plea reflects his genuine remorse".
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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