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Meanings of
placative
in English
Intended to pacify by acceding to demands or granting concessions.
placating
appeasing
placatory
Related terms
conciliatory
conciliative
Synonyms
Examples for "
placating
"
placating
appeasing
placatory
Examples for "
placating
"
1
He held his free hand up, palm out, in a
placating
gesture.
2
Turkey is not in the business these days of
placating
old allies.
3
As a means of
placating
this very sensitive class the correspondent writes:-
4
They make money, and no one dies, Sandra said,
placating
him gently.
5
The measure was aimed at
placating
Israel's ally the United States.
1
Swan himself was far from sure he wanted to do any
appeasing
.
2
And in the end he says: by way of
appeasing
his conscience:
3
Here he found considerable difficulty in
appeasing
the indignation of Lady Lucretia.
4
It was about keeping the coalition government together and
appeasing
the Greens.
5
The sense of the necessity for
appeasing
justice reveals itself in sacrifices.
1
The Chevalier did not change his smooth,
placatory
tone as he replied:
2
Only then will we install some pride back into this
placatory
movement.
3
The answer was neither antagonistic nor
placatory
;
it was merely colorless.
4
She gave a
placatory
grunt and the hammering was not resumed.
5
Once in a while,
placatory
,
she gave in to his entreaties.
Usage of
placative
in English
1
Finally Silas went home defeated, with a last word, half condemnatory, half
placative
.
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