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Significats de placation en anglès
portuguès
conciliação català
apaivagament Sinònims
Examples for "conciliation"
Examples for "conciliation"
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It was a speech in favor of compromise, in favor of conciliation.
2
In this case, the truckers flouted the ministry's order for compulsory conciliation.
3
Then Grantham spoke again, a new note of conciliation in his voice.
4
But a policy of conciliation was demanded; the Northern journals asked it.
5
I had to laugh; and then a plan of conciliation suggested itself.
1
Religion rose from rituals of propitiation, spells to lull the punishing elements.
2
He is the propitiation for our sins, and not for ours only.
3
Perhaps he divined that his lady would not need so much propitiation.
4
Such is in brief the ceremony of propitiation of the Cholera-Goddess.
5
If Dana can affect me the way she is tonight, she deserves propitiation.
Ús de placation en anglès
1
This was no religious rite, no placation of the brutish jungle gods.
2
Lindquist nodded, holding up his hands in a gesture of placation.
3
Seventeen thousand fuseodollars.' He held up his hands in placation.
4
Duncan held his hands up in a gesture of placation.
5
It was faintheartedness, sloth, placation, doubt, vagueness and romantical misconception.
6
He doesn't offer me any more placation; he quietly exits back to where we left Falon.
7
Lock raised his hands, palms open in placation.
8
Welstiel's quick shift to placation left Chane wary as he followed his companion out to the horses.
9
Tanner was waving his hands in placation.
10
That's why we have mainstream movies that trade mostly in placation, reassurance and the careful coaxing of standardised emotions.
11
He had demonstrated for them all that the old ways of devout placation had no place in this new Age.
12
For the placation of Bildad Rose there was news of a stable, not ruined beyond service, with hay in a loft, near the house.
13
The extremists of his own party to whom he has kowtowed with such deference have grown bored with his placation and are leaving him.
14
"I beg your pardon, Your Majesty." Rue resorted to placations.
15
"I know what you mean, Lou," he said, with an affectionate attempt at placation.
16
"Wait wait." Gerald held up his arms in placation.
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