Assuagement

as-swaj'ment, n. abatement mit i- gation. [Suasive.] A uasive, as-swA's iv, adj'. softening, mild. (See A ume, as-nfim', v take upon one’s self to take for granted: to arrogate: to pretend to — po e v.i. to claim unduly to be arrogant. fL.— ad, to, sumo sumption to take.] A uming as-suin' ing, adj, haughty arrogant. A umption, as-sum's hun, n act of a uming a supposition. (L. See A ume.] A urance, ash-shtfnr'ans, n confidence feeling of cerainty: impudence positive declaration: insurance, as applied to lives. A ure, ash-shOTr', V to make sure or secure to give confidence: to tell positively: to insure, Fr. a urer -ad, and s , sure. Sec Sure.]