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Synonyms for appease
əˈpizap·pease
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appeaseverb
Antonyms:
antagonizeappeaseverb
To make quiet; to calm; to reduce to a state of peace; to dispel (anger or hatred).
to appease the tumult of the ocean
Synonyms:
calm, quell, quiet, pacify, lull, still, placateAntonyms:
antagonizeappeaseverb
To come to terms with; to adapt to the demands of.
They appeased the angry gods with burnt offerings.
Synonyms:
mollify, propitiateAntonyms:
antagonize
English Synonyms and Antonyms
appease
Allay and alleviate are closely kindred in signification, and have been often interchanged in usage. But, in strictness, to allay is to lay to rest, quiet or soothe that which is excited; to alleviate, on the other hand, is to lighten a burden. We allay suffering by using means to soothe and tranquilize the sufferer; we alleviate suffering by doing something toward removal of the cause, so that there is less to suffer; where the trouble is wholly or chiefly in the excitement, to allay the excitement is virtually to remove the trouble; as, to allay rage or panic; we alleviate poverty, but do not allay it. Pacify, directly from the Latin, and appease, from the Latin through the French, signify to bring to peace; to mollify is to soften; to calm, quiet, or tranquilize is to make still; compose, to place together, unite, adjust to a calm and settled condition; to soothe (originally to assent to, humor) is to bring to pleased quietude. We allay excitement, appease a tumult, calm agitation, compose our feelings or countenance, pacify the quarrelsome, quiet the boisterous or clamorous, soothe grief or distress. Compare ALLEVIATE.
Synonyms:
allay, alleviate, calm, compose, mollify, pacify, quiet, soothe, still, tranquilizeAntonyms:
agitate, arouse, excite, fan, kindle, provoke, rouse, stir, stir up
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Princeton's WordNet
pacify, lenify, conciliate, assuage, appease, mollify, placate, gentle, gruntleverb
cause to be more favorably inclined; gain the good will of
"She managed to mollify the angry customer"
Synonyms:
mollify, conciliate, quell, gentle, relieve, lenify, stay, placate, quench, allay, ennoble, settle, gruntle, palliate, accommodate, pacify, temper, assuage, propitiate, alleviate, slake, make up, entitle, patch up, reconcile, seasonquell, stay, appeaseverb
overcome or allay
"quell my hunger"
Synonyms:
conciliate, last out, delay, bide, stick, squelch, lenify, stay, placate, quell, gentle, abide, ride out, gruntle, persist, mollify, rest, pacify, assuage, stick around, propitiate, stay on, stay put, quench, remain, outride, continue, detainpropitiate, appeaseverb
make peace with
Synonyms:
stay, lenify, mollify, gentle, gruntle, propitiate, quell, pacify, placate, assuage, conciliate
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Synonyms, Antonyms & Associated Words
appeaseverb
Synonyms:
conciliate, pacify, tranquilize, calm, propitiate, assuage, mollify, reconcile, placate, mitigate
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#1056 | continue | |
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#2590 | remain | |
#3387 | stick | |
#3446 | delay | |
#4205 | quiet | |
#4819 | ease | |
#5420 | moderate | |
#6680 | satisfy | |
#7387 | calm | |
#8016 | accommodate | |
#8075 | gentle | |
#8623 | settle | |
#12106 | abide | |
#13778 | relieve | |
#16080 | compose | |
#18285 | mitigate | |
#18561 | persist | |
#19215 | temper | |
#19241 | hush | |
#19755 | alleviate | |
#23024 | reconcile | |
#30385 | soften | |
#33091 | soothe | |
#35060 | reassure | |
#40155 | detain | |
#40453 | quench | |
#42018 | entitle | |
#44222 | lull | |
#44813 | appease | |
#53900 | quell | |
#59404 | defuse | |
#62045 | squelch | |
#66494 | allay | |
#68400 | bide | |
#83537 | placate | |
#89527 | assuage | |
#89650 | pacify | |
#141749 | slake | |
#150294 | conciliate | |
#159338 | mollify | |
#214614 | propitiate | |
#241864 | palliate | |
#247120 | ennoble |
How to use appease in a sentence?
Changing the sexual orientations of a character to appease a group or cash in on current hot topics is actually a disservice to [the audience]. corporations should rather hire more writers from different backgrounds and allow them to use their life experiences to provide unique voices in popular media.
The longer Joe Manchin waits, the more it’s clear he’s only in this to appease his liberal donors, and he’ll make it clear he’ll only stand for Judge Kavanaugh after it’s clear they have the votes.
It's true that a lot of people are pressured to want to appease people's expectations, but in Shin's case, it was not for money. His motive was just to tell the world. ... It wasn't deliberate fraud. It was more of a mismatch between outside expectations and the world he came from.
If Secretary Clinton goes along with President Obama's efforts to appease Iran, it will make our enemies stronger, endanger our ally Israel and trigger a nuclear arms race in the Middle East that will destabilize the region.
The guys clueless, and I know hes just trying to appease hisleft-wing base but its a really foolish statement.
Translations for appease
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- استرArabic
- утолявам, облекчавам, укротявамBulgarian
- friedlich stimmen, besänftigenGerman
- apaciguar, aplacar, calmarSpanish
- apaiserFrench
- לפייסHebrew
- csillapítHungarian
- menenangkanIndonesian
- pacificare, calmare, placareItalian
- pācificōLatin
- whakamauruMāori
- kalmerenDutch
- stille, roeNorwegian
- apaziguarPortuguese
- astâmpăraRomanian
- умиротворять, успокаиватьRussian
- lugna, stilla, mildra, släcka, blidkaSwedish
- afikiSwahili
- batimalatamTelugu
- เอาใจThai
- nhân nhượngVietnamese
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