Examples of 'quells' in a sentence
Meaning of "quells"
Quell means to suppress, put an end to, or extinguish something, typically used in the context of emotions, fears, or protests
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- plural of quell
- third-person singular simple present indicative form of quell
How to use "quells" in a sentence
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The move quells fears of an imminent military.
I need it on my button cos it cools and quells me so.
Humility quells ignorance and cultivates grace.
Not before the water quells the fire.
It quells the curiosity of players in search of a fun activity.
Only knowledge quells our worries.
She quells my doubts once again.
I think remorse is something she quells.
And it quells his fear.
Something that reduces fever or quells it.
Poison quells poison.
It quells the sensation of pain while relieving the source of pain.
The blood that so bolsters your claim is also what quells it.
It quells sex drive.
They dispense a dry chemical powder that quells the flames.
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It dispells it and quells it by forgiving and showing mercy and rendering it powerless.
Dexfenfluramine increases the brain levels of serotonin, a neurotransmitter and neurohormone that quells the appetite.
Eliza quells this by saying that she loves them both the same.
The arenas devised for the Quarter Quells appear to be especially spectacular.
Aspirin quells pain and may prevent migraine headaches in some people when taken regularly.
With superior knowledge, she quells a great fire in one evening.
Quells wrinkles and graying hair before they wrinkle and gray!
Delta Team quells the insurgency.
I am not a fan of ginger, but I will eat roadkill if it quells the nausea.
The war also quells dialog between people and restricts their freedom.
And is easy to digest. Fresh sedge grass quells their immediate hunger.
The bleeding quells with the help of an old blanket, but it is too late.
Not a fan of ginger, but I will eat roadkill if it quells the nausea.
Kava Kava quells worrying thoughts.
At some point one stops making the chemical for one 's partner . It quells sex drive.
Zimbabwe military quells fuel price protests ; several deaths.
Quells mark the anniversaries of the districts ' defeat by the Capitol, and include special celebrations.
Their mystical presence alone quells the hatred and despair living within the peoples ' hearts.
This website defines an antipyretic as “ Something that reduces fever or quells it . ".
MASA is cornmeal, a pliable material that quells hunger and sustains culture.
Spain quells the rebellion, executes the leaders and officially takes possession, imposing Spanish law.
Once on, the Sancuso patch quells nausea and vomiting for about five days.
A good night 's rest proves restorative . A tasty meal quells pangs of hunger.
Alex quells the rebellion by slashing Dim 's hand and fighting with Georgie.
The water quells the fire!
I could refuse the last 3, but I will not . The hand that gives them - quells my generosity.
Transparency quells the reptilian or primitive brain, which reacts to fear, threat, and loss.
He answers all my questions and quells my fears about my condition . ”.
Secondly, it quells the " water-hammer " effect which may tend to break up such clots.
Initially they are afraid, thinking he is a " spirit ", but he quells their fears.
But… I will eat roadkill if it quells the nausea. I'm not a fan of ginger.
Delta Team quells the insurgency . Omega, locate the comm room.
No, it quells them.
