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Meanings of placate in inglés

portugués
acalmar
catalán
apaivagar
español
aliviar

Cause to be more favorably inclined; gain the good will of.

aliviar
Usage of placate in inglés
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In February the government sought to placate foreign investors with a Crisis?
The Guardian
2
Sources believe Bewkes will take steps to placate Robinov given his success.
Reuters
3
We shall have sore work to placate my guest, then.' He sighs.
Wolf hall
4
He had always employed laughter as a means to placate his victims.
Jonathan strange and mr norrell
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In an attempt to placate her, I ask if she feels singular.
The Guardian
6
Mubarak named Shafik prime minister in a last-ditch attempt to placate protesters.
Reuters
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Mubarak named Shafiq prime minister in a last-ditch attempt to placate protesters.
Reuters
8
Victor was now forced to placate the men he had himself incited.
Julian
9
He had been put on the ticket with Garfield to placate Conkling.
Marse Henry (Volume 2) / An Autobiography
10
Mukherjee sought to placate investors in May by deferring GAAR until 2013.
Reuters
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A BLM announcement that the round-up was suspended failed to placate him.
The Guardian
12
Avallach has smiled on us. This didn't seem to placate the troll.
The Child Thief
13
Wherefore his attempt to placate his assailant was something less than diplomatic.
A Fool for Love
14
To win the primaries, you had to placate the party's indissoluble base.
Idiot america: how stupidity became a virtue in the land of the ...
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Then he had sought to placate, and had almost cringed to Monty.
The Eye of Zeitoon
16
Rio mayor Eduardo Paes has also tried to placate fears over Zika.
Radio NZ
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español
aliviar
Placate through the time
Placate across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common