placability Antonyms
Strongest:
- disputatiousness
- belligerence
- fight
- truculence
- hostility
- assaultiveness
- militancy
- quarrelsomeness
- aggressiveness
- belligerency
- militance
- aggression
- defiance
- contentiousness
- hostility
- combativeness
- bellicosity
- pugnacity
- defiance
- belligerency
- scrappiness
- aggression
- bellicosity
- militance
- feistiness
- militancy
- belligerence
- pugnacity
- quarrelsomeness
- contentiousness
- aggressiveness
- disputatiousness
- feistiness
- fight
- combativeness
- scrappiness
- truculence
- assaultiveness
Strong:
- militarism
- militarism
- antagonism
- militantness
- imperialism
- imperialism
- unfriendliness
- unfriendliness
- antagonism
- fierceness
- fierceness
- militantness
- hyperaggressiveness
- hyperaggressiveness
Weak:
Meaning of placability
placability (n.)
The quality or state of being placable or appeasable; placable disposition.
placability Sentence Examples
- The politician's placability towards his detractors alienated his loyal supporters.
- Despite the constant insults, the leader maintained an astonishing level of placability.
- The placability of the victim's family disarmed the remorseful assailant.
- The diplomat's placability in the face of hostile negotiations earned her respect from both sides.
- The child's placability after a scolding surprised their parents.
- The company'splacability towards disgruntled customers helped preserve their reputation.
- The judge's placability allowed both parties to reach a compromise.
- The therapist's placability created a safe and supportive environment for the troubled patient.
- The animal's placability made it suitable for therapeutic interactions.
- The placability of the crowd dissipated the tense atmosphere that had prevailed throughout the protest.
FAQs About the word placability
The quality or state of being placable or appeasable; placable disposition.
sociability, amenability, friendliness, complaisance,gentleness, antiaggression, geniality, benevolence, amiability, nonaggression
disputatiousness, belligerence, fight, truculence, hostility, assaultiveness, militancy, quarrelsomeness, aggressiveness, belligerency
The politician's placability towards his detractors alienated his loyal supporters.
Despite the constant insults, the leader maintained an astonishing level of placability.
The placability of the victim's family disarmed the remorseful assailant.
The diplomat's placability in the face of hostile negotiations earned her respect from both sides.
