pacifiable Antonyms
Strongest:
- enrage
- rouse
- cross
- get
- provoke
- enrage
- anger
- burn-up-
- ire
- burn-up-
- irritate
- cross
- put-out
- get
- infuriate
- antagonize
- rile
- rile
- rankle
- irritate
- put-out
- enflame
- anger
- outrage
- vex
- inflame
- ire
- exasperate
- rankle
- irk
- pique
- bug
- antagonize
- exasperate
- aggravate
- rouse
- bug
- outrage
- provoke
- bother
- vex
- inflame
- infuriate
- annoy
- irk
- annoy
- bother
- pique
- aggravate
- enflame
Strong:
- distress
- gall
- perturb
- roil
- agitate
- discomfort
- offend
- gall
- disturb
- incense
- offend
- pester
- ruffle
- persecute
- ruffle
- chafe
- harass
- persecute
- upset
- distress
- harass
- harry
- worry
- madden
- incense
- agitate
- worry
- roil
- grate
- unsettle
- madden
- perturb
- upset
- unsettle
- harry
- chafe
- grate
- disturb
- pester
- discomfort
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Meaning of pacifiable
pacifiable (a.)
Capable of being pacified or appeased; placable.
pacifiable Sentence Examples
- The pacifiable nature of the child made it easy to calm them down.
- The negotiations to pacify the warring tribes were delicate and time-consuming.
- The unruly crowd proved to be surprisingly pacifiable once the organizers addressed their grievances.
- The soothing lullaby had a pacifying effect on the crying baby.
- The diplomat's pacifiable demeanor helped to defuse the tense situation.
- The injured animal was not pacifiable and continued to lash out at its rescuers.
- The pacifist movement sought to promote non-violence and pacify conflicts through diplomacy.
- The government's offer of amnesty was designed to pacify the rebels and end the insurrection.
- The pacifiable citizens peacefully obeyed the curfew imposed during the emergency.
- The skilled negotiator had the ability to pacify even the most heated adversaries.
FAQs About the word pacifiable
Capable of being pacified or appeased; placable.
appease, conciliate, disarm, assuage, satisfy, comfort, soothe, calm, mollify, please
enrage, rouse, cross, get, provoke, enrage, anger, burn (up), ire, burn (up)
The pacifiable nature of the child made it easy to calm them down.
The negotiations to pacify the warring tribes were delicate and time-consuming.
The unruly crowd proved to be surprisingly pacifiable once the organizers addressed their grievances.
The soothing lullaby had a pacifying effect on the crying baby.
