Meanings of appease the wrath in English

Something, then, to appease the wrath of God; something to blunt this persistent agony.

Aie-e, brothers, they must hasten to appease the wrath of so terrible a god!

Is it to appease the wrath and to heal the wounded pride of the Chief Magistrate?

They intend to appease the wrath of God and to deserve God's grace by their exertions.

In order to appease the wrath of these soldiers and prevent some of them being killed, Capt.

He however, made a weak and unavailing attempt to appease the wrath of the Long Island Indians.

If so, I, Ototachibana, will appease the wrath of the Sea God who desires nothing less than my husband's life!

She often thought, that by revealing everything, she could appease the wrath of Heaven, and once more enjoy a happy home.

In the time of destruction they shall pour out their force: and they shall appease the wrath of him that made them.

He it was who had offered his own daughter Iphigenia to appease the wrath of Diana before the ships could sail for Troy.

Thus would Ko-tan appease the wrath of Mo-sar and win the friendship of those who think with Mo-sar that Mo-sar should be king.

It was not necessary to appease the wrath of human society; it was necessary only to appease that of God for the broken Commandment.

The chief endeavoured to appease the wrath of his guests by offering them gifts of cloth; but they were not thus to be silenced.

Amidst so many public calamities, the people devoted themselves to those religious duties which they thought best fitted to appease the wrath of heaven.

How could he appease the wrath of Him who died on the cross, save by years of bitter supplication and self-punishment?....

We must not think that it hath any hand in appeasing the wrath of God, or in satisfying justice.