Definition
Definition of appeasably - Reverso English Dictionary
Adverb
pacifyingDated in a manner intended to pacify or satisfyDated
- She spoke appeasably to calm the angry crowd.
- He appeasably negotiated the terms to avoid conflict.
- The manager appeasably addressed the team's concerns.
Origin of appeasably
Latin, ad (to) + placare (calm)
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- French:de manière apaisante, ...
- German:beschwichtigend, ...
- Italian:pacificamente, ...
- Spanish:apaciblemente, ...
- Portuguese:apaziguadoramente, ...
- Chinese:安抚地, ...
- Japanese:穏やかに, ...
- Arabic:بهدوء, ...
- Hebrew:בְּצוּרָה מַרְגִּיעָה, ...
- Russian:умиротворяюще, ...
- Ukrainian:заспокійливо, ...
- Hindi:शांतिपूर्वक, ...
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