placated (Meaning)

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placated (imp. & p. p.)

of Placate

The government's concessions temporarily placated the protesting citizens.
The teacher's soothing words placated the anxious students.
The apology from the guilty party placated the victim's anger.
The new job offer placated the disgruntled employee.
The offer of a bonus placated the dissatisfied workers.
The compromise placated both parties in the negotiation.
The promise of a promotion placated the ambitious manager.
The child's favorite toy placated her after she fell.
The apology from the boss placated the employee who had been unfairly criticized.
The unexpected inheritance placated the estranged family members.

of Placate

appeased, pacified, mollified, elated, ecstatic, rapturous, enraptured, blissful, joyful, delighted

unsatisfied,unhappy, displeased, discontented, discontented, displeased, unhappy, displeased, displeased, dissatisfied

The government's concessions temporarily placated the protesting citizens.

The teacher's soothing words placated the anxious students.

The apology from the guilty party placated the victim's anger.

The new job offer placated the disgruntled employee.