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balmbalm /bɑːm $ bɑːm, bɑːlm/ noun [countable, uncountable] balmOrigin: 1200-1300 Old French baume, from Latin balsamum; ➔ BALSAM - The performers were reassured by the balm of warm applause.
- A thin ribbon that separates unparalleled views from unattainable wealth, the walk is a welcome balm to the landlocked masses.
- It absolved him of jealousy and spread balm on her irritations and reassured her that she had not the slightest regret.
- Its friendliness is balm for tortured West Coast souls.
- Smoothing her balm on my lips with a single finger.
- There would be sulphur as well as balm.
- Your lips have no natural moisturising ability so need frequent application of protective balm or stick.
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