Definition of appease - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
make peacereduce anger or tension by making peace
- The leaders met to appease tensions between the countries.
2.
emotionsatisfy or relieve a demand or feeling
- They changed the policy to appease public demand..
Origin of appease
Latin, 'pacisci' (to make peace)
Terms with appease included in their meaning
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religious sacrifice
killing to appease a deity or spirit
desire
impossible to satisfy or appease
psychological effect
something used to appease or reassure without real effect
appeasement
give a small reward to appease someone
political strategy
provision of entertainment and food to appease public discontent
appeasement
something given to appease
appeasement
intended to placate or appease
reconciling
with the aim to reconcile or appease
gift
offer a small gift to appease someone
forgiving
quick to forgive or appease
behavior
in a manner intended to pacify or appease
spiritual
conciliate or appease someone, especially a deity
appeasing
intended to appease or conciliate
appeasement
intended to appease or reconcile
Examples of appease in a sentence
The company made changes to appease dissatisfied customers. The manager tried to appease the angry customers. He gave a speech to appease the shareholders.
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- French:apaiser, satisfaire, ...
- German:beschwichtigen, befriedigen, ...
- Italian:placare, soddisfare, ...
- Spanish:apaciguar, satisfacer, ...
- Portuguese:apaziguar, satisfazer, ...
- Chinese:安抚, 满足, ...
- Japanese:和らげる, 満たす, ...
- Arabic:هدّأ, أَرْضَى, ...
- Hebrew:לְהַרְגִּיעַ, לְרַצּוֹת, ...
- Russian:умиротворять, удовлетворить, ...
- Ukrainian:заспокоїти, задовольнити, ...
- Hindi:शांत करना, संतुष्ट करना, ...
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