Meanings of placate angry in English

The decision will help to placate angry and concerned parents and reassure the victims of such crimes.

The company is hoping that will be enough to placate angry officials in Beijing, and secure the renewal of its ICP license.

Majority of investors reject pay deal for Royal Mail chief executive Read more Royal Mail will hope the boardroom reshuffle will placate angry investors.

But Mr Bush's comments, intended to placate angry European leaders ahead of his trip there this week, is unlikely to have the desired effect.

Ospel's successor, little-known lawyer Kurer, must placate angry shareholders, many of whom are calling for a break-up of the wealth management and investment banking powerhouse.