Sentence examples for To appease from inspiring English sources

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To appease

verb

To make quiet; to calm; to reduce to a state of peace; to dispel (anger or hatred).

  • To appease the tumult of the ocean

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To appease Congress?

To appease the students, the college principal was fired.

To appease his brother.

To appease Charles, they complied on 30 September 1661.

I tried to appease her.

Don't try to appease.

We write to appease the father.

But the statement failed to appease investors.

Is this to appease its English overlords?

Yet there was little to appease them.

Iran seeks to appease the west.

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