appeasably

/ˌæpiˈeɪzəbli/

Definitions

1. adverb

in a way that satisfies or pacifies a person or group, often by giving in to their demands.

“The government tried to appease the protesters by promising to implement their demands.”

2. adverb

in a way that reduces or removes tension or conflict.

“She appeased the angry customer by offering a full refund.”

3. adverb

in a way that is likely to reduce or remove opposition or criticism.

“The proposal was made to appease the conservative faction within the party.”

Synonyms

  • pacifyingly
  • placatingly

Antonyms

  • aggravatingly
  • provocatively