Appeasable
31inappeasable — in•ap•peas•a•ble [[t]ˌɪn əˈpi zə bəl[/t]] adj. not appeasable • Etymology: 1830–40 …
32appease — /əˈpiz / (say uh peez) verb (t) (appeased, appeasing) 1. to bring to a state of peace, quiet, ease, or content: to appease an angry king. 2. to satisfy: to appease one s hunger. 3. to accede to the belligerent demands of (a country, government,… …
33inappeasable — /ɪnəˈpizəbəl/ (say inuh peezuhbuhl) adjective not appeasable; not to be appeased: inappeasable anger …
34appease — [ə pēz′] vt. appeased, appeasing [ME apaisen < OFr apaisier < a , to + pais < L pax, PEACE] 1. to pacify or quiet, esp. by giving in to the demands of 2. to satisfy or relieve [water appeases thirst] SYN. PACIFY appeasable adj. appeaser …
35gruntle — verb cause to be more favorably inclined; gain the good will of She managed to mollify the angry customer • Syn: ↑pacify, ↑lenify, ↑conciliate, ↑assuage, ↑appease, ↑mollify, ↑placate, ↑ …
36lenify — verb cause to be more favorably inclined; gain the good will of She managed to mollify the angry customer • Syn: ↑pacify, ↑conciliate, ↑assuage, ↑appease, ↑mollify, ↑placate, ↑gentle, ↑ …
37unappeasable — adj. not appeasable …
38inappeasable — |in+ adjective Etymology: in (I) + appeasable : unappeasable …
39in|ap|peas|a|ble — «IHN uh PEEZ uh buhl», adjective. not appeasable; not to be appeased: »inappeasable appetite or longing, inappeasable anger …
40appeasableness — aˈppeasableness rare 0. [f. prec. + ness.] The quality of being appeasable; ‘reconcileableness.’ J. in Bailey …
