Appease
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British pronunciation/ɐpˈiːz/
American pronunciation/əˈpiz/

Definition & Meaning of "appease"

to appease
01

to end or lessen a person's anger by giving in to their demands

Transitive: to appease a negative reaction
to appease definition and meaning
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The leader 's decision to address the issues directly appeased the public's outrage.
The constant communication was continuously appeasing the client's concerns.
The company plans to appease customer complaints by improving its customer service.
02

to calm or satisfy someone by giving in to their demands or desires

Transitive: to appease sb
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The parent appeased the crying child by giving them a cookie.
The government sought to appease the protesters by promising reforms.
She appeased her boss by agreeing to work overtime to meet the deadline.
03

to calm or lessen the intensity of something, such as pain, hunger, etc.

Transitive: to appease a sensation
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Drinking a glass of water can appease thirst on a hot day.
Taking pain medication can appease a headache.
Offering a snack can appease hunger until dinner is ready.
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