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appeased

UK
/əˈpiːzd/
US
/əˈpizd/

Translations

appeasedpast participle
Used adjectivally to describe someone or something that has been calmed or pacified.
The appeased crowd dispersed peacefully.
Успокоенная толпа мирно разошлась.
His appeased mind finally found rest.
Его умиротворённый разум наконец обрёл покой.
Additional translations
умилостивлённыйкнижн., религ.
appeaseverb

appeased

Past Simple

appeased
Past Simple
appeased
Past Participle
appeasing
Gerund
UK
/əˈpiːz/
US
/əˈpiz/
She gave him a gift to appease his anger.
Она подарила ему подарок, чтобы успокоить его гнев.
He tried to appease his boss by working overtime.
Он пытался ублажать своего начальника, работая сверхурочно.
The manager tried to appease the angry customers.
Менеджер пытался умиротворять рассерженных клиентов.
Additional translations
задобрить
Synonyms
pacify
relieve
alleviate
assuage
placate
mollify
soothe
calm
Antonyms
irritate
provoke
agitate

Definitions

appeasedpast participle
Calmed or pacified after having been angry, upset, or restless.
The once restless crowd was finally appeased by the prime minister's apology.
appeaseverb
To bring to a state of peace or quiet; to calm or pacify.
The manager tried to appease the angry customers by offering them a discount.
To satisfy or relieve a demand or feeling.
She appeased her hunger with a quick snack.
To concede to the demands of someone, often at the expense of one's own principles.
The government attempted to appease the protesters by agreeing to some of their demands.
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