propitiating (Meaning)

propitiating

to gain or regain the favor or goodwill of

The devout pilgrims embarked on a journey to the sacred temple, propitiating the deities with offerings and prayers.
The sorcerer performed intricate rituals, propitiating unseen spirits to gain their favor.
The politician carefully crafted his speech, propitiating different factions to secure their votes.
The anxious mother sought solace in prayer, propitiating the divine to protect her children.
The wealthy patron donated generously to the orphanage, propitiating her conscience for past misdeeds.
The criminal sought redemption by propitiating his victims' families, offering compensation and remorse.
The company instituted a rigorous safety program, propitiating stakeholders and mitigating risks.
The researcher published groundbreaking findings, propitiating the scientific community and advancing human knowledge.
The artist's paintings conveyed a profound sense of peace, propitiating viewers with serenity and contemplation.
The humble farmer made offerings to the earth, propitiating the spirits of nature for a bountiful harvest.

to gain or regain the favor or goodwill of

appeasing,comforting, assuaging, placating, satisfying, consoling, mollifying, conciliating, calming, disarming

enflaming, outraging, piquing, bugging, aggravating, burning (up), inflaming, chafing, riling, grating

The devout pilgrims embarked on a journey to the sacred temple, propitiating the deities with offerings and prayers.

The sorcerer performed intricate rituals, propitiating unseen spirits to gain their favor.

The politician carefully crafted his speech, propitiating different factions to secure their votes.

The anxious mother sought solace in prayer, propitiating the divine to protect her children.