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Definition of placation - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
reducing hostilityact of making someone less hostile
- The diplomat's efforts at placation eased the tensions..
2.
calming angeract of calming someone who is angry
- His placation of the upset customer was effective..
Origin of placation
Latin, placare (to soothe)
Examples of placation in a sentence
Placation was necessary to resolve the conflict. Her placation of the angry child worked wonders. The manager's placation of the staff was appreciated.
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- French:placation, ...
- German:Besänftigung, ...
- Italian:pacificazione, calmante, ...
- Spanish:apaciguamiento, ...
- Portuguese:pacificação, ...
- Chinese:缓和, 安抚, ...
- Japanese:なだめること, ...
- Arabic:اِسْتِرْضاء, تَهْدِئَة, ...
- Hebrew:פִּיּוּס, פִּיּוּס, ...
- Russian:успокоение, ...
- Ukrainian:умиротворення, ...
- Hindi:तुष्टीकरण, शमन, ...
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