appeasing Synonyms
Strongest:
- quieting
- mollifying
- placating
- conciliating
- gentle
- disarming
- benevolent
- comforting
- soothing
- satisfying
- propitiatory
- placatory
- pacifying
- pacific
- calming
- conciliatory
- peaceful
- relaxing
- kind
Strong:
Weak:
Strongest:
- galling
- irksome
- maddening
- irksome
- irritating
- annoying
- vexing
- infuriating
- frustrating
- offensive
- maddening
- provocative
- provoking
- annoying
- aggravating
- hostile
- engaging
- aggravating
- irritating
- exasperating
- provocative
- nagging
- hostile
- antagonizing
- frustrating
- provoking
- engaging
- inflammatory
- galling
- exasperating
- offensive
- antagonizing
- vexing
- abrasive
- inflammatory
- infuriating
- abrasive
- nagging
Strong:
- pugnacious
- militant
- warlike
- chafing
- militant
- inimical
- antagonistic
- assertive
- confrontational
- chafing
- inimical
- incensing
- riling
- nettlesome
- truculent
- combative
- assertive
- aggressive
- antipathetic
- inhospitable
- unsympathetic
- quarrelsome
- truculent
- military
- nettling
- rankling
- incensing
- rankling
- riling
- aggressive
- warlike
- antipathetic
- belligerent
- bellicose
- military
- nettlesome
- bellicose
- combative
- antagonistic
- unfriendly
- belligerent
- unsympathetic
- pugnacious
- inhospitable
- nettling
- unfriendly
- quarrelsome
- confrontational
Weak:
appeasing Meaning
appeasing (s)
intended to pacify by acceding to demands or granting concessions
appeasing (p. pr. & vb. n.)
of Appease
appeasing Sentence Examples
- The negotiator adopted a conciliatory tone, appeasing the opposing parties and facilitating productive discussions.
- The manager focused on appeasing the upset customer by offering a full refund and an apology.
- The government implemented economic measures aimed at appeasing public concerns and addressing unemployment.
- She resorted to appeasing strategies, such as compromise and consensus-building, to maintain harmony within the team.
- The diplomat skillfully navigated delicate negotiations, appeasing both sides and securing a peace agreement.
- The leader's speech was aimed at appeasing the anxieties of the citizens and restoring confidence in the government.
- The teacher employed various techniques for appeasing the disruptive behavior in the classroom.
- The company implemented employee-friendly policies, appeasing workers and enhancing overall satisfaction.
- The spokesperson focused on appeasing the media by providing transparent and accurate information.
- In the face of public outrage, the organization announced changes to its practices, appeasing critics and demonstrating responsiveness.
FAQs About the word appeasing
intended to pacify by acceding to demands or granting concessionsof Appease
quieting, mollifying,placating, conciliating, gentle, disarming, benevolent, comforting, soothing, satisfying
galling, irksome, maddening, irksome, irritating, annoying, vexing, infuriating, frustrating, offensive
The negotiator adopted a conciliatory tone, appeasing the opposing parties and facilitating productive discussions.
The manager focused on appeasing the upset customer by offering a full refund and an apology.
The government implemented economic measures aimed at appeasing public concerns and addressing unemployment.
She resorted to appeasing strategies, such as compromise and consensus-building, to maintain harmony within the team.
