Dampens

She dampens the volume of the TV to avoid waking up the baby.

The carpet in the room dampens the sound of footsteps.

She dampens the music to avoid disturbing the neighbors.

The gardener dampens the soil before planting seeds to help them germinate.

He dampens his temper by taking deep breaths when he gets angry.

He dampens the impact of his critique by providing constructive feedback.

The manager dampens the tension among team members by facilitating open communication.

He dampens the sound of his guitar by placing a cloth under the strings.

The central bank dampens inflation by raising interest rates.

He dampens the noise from the construction site by wearing noise-cancelling headphones.

She dampens the harsh lighting in her room by using dimmer switches.

She dampens the impact of her opponent's arguments with well-researched counterpoints.

She dampens the enthusiasm of her team by pointing out potential risks in the project.

She dampens the harsh lighting in the room with soft lamps.

The therapist dampens the patient's anxiety by teaching relaxation techniques.

The teacher dampens the noise level in the classroom by using a bell to get students' attention.

The CEO's strategic decision-making dampens the risks associated with entering a new market.

The chef dampens the spiciness of the curry by adding coconut milk.

He dampens the impact of his criticism by starting with a compliment.

The diplomat's tactful intervention dampens the tensions between the two warring nations.

She dampens the brightness of her computer screen to reduce eye strain.

She always dampens her tobacco before rolling a cigarette.

He dampens the cigarettes with saliva to improve the taste.

He dampens the cigarettes with saliva to keep them from becoming too dry.

She habitually dampens her tobacco to prevent it from drying out.

He habitually dampens the cigarettes in his pack to prevent them from drying out.

The smoker dampens the tobacco with saliva to keep it moist.

He dampens the cigarette paper with saliva to help seal the roll.

He dampens the tobacco with his saliva before rolling a cigarette.

The spilled milk dampens the cereal, making it soggy.

The water on the mirror dampens the reflection, making it unclear.

The language barrier dampens the accuracy of the translation.

The moisture in the air dampens the hair, making it frizzy.

The biased information dampens the credibility of the news article.

The wet paintbrush dampens the canvas, affecting the color application.

The outdated data dampens the accuracy of the financial forecast.

The rain on the car windshield dampens visibility, making it hard to drive.

The conflicting data dampens the accuracy of the research findings.

The humidity in the room dampens the effectiveness of the air conditioner.

The spilled water dampens the paper, causing the ink to smudge.

The lack of proper citation dampens the credibility of the academic paper.

The misinformation on social media dampens the reliability of the source.

The technical glitch dampens the reliability of the software.

The teacher dampens the noise by speaking softly.

The mistake dampens the confidence of the student.

The criticism from the judges dampens the confidence of the contestant.

The loss of a key player dampens the team's chances of winning.

The compromise dampens the extreme positions of the political parties.

The injury dampens the performance of the athlete.

She dampens his enthusiasm with negative comments.