Appease is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for APPEASE in dictionary:

VERB:
• to bring to a state of peace or contentment
• pacify or placate (someone) by acceding to their demands
• assuage or satisfy (a demand or a feeling)
• pacify (a person) by yielding to his or her demands
• To make quiet; to calm; to reduce to a state of peace; to still; to pacify; to dispel (anger or hatred); as, to appease the tumult of the ocean, or of the passions; to appease hunger or thirst.
• cause to be more favorably inclined; gain the good will of
• overcome or allay
• make peace with

Words related to APPEASE

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Words that contain APPEASE

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How to use APPEASE in a sentence

• My ministers earnestly strove to allay the causes of the strife and to appease differences with which my empire was not concerned.
• Only from a richly gifted mind, and a heart whose longings no fullness of mortal affection has power to permanently appease, could these aspirations issue.
• We no longer seek to appease her in her terrible moods with prayer and sacrifice.
• Finding nothing there to appease his hunger, he sent the spoil homeward on two ships, which were to bring back supplies for another year.
• I offer my life if it will appease your ignorant wrath.
• And with a view to appease the wrath of his father, he ordered kine to be placed, and fields to be ploughed, by the road that Vibhandaka was to take, in order to come to his son.
• But on this, the third and greatest struggle, no royal victim appeared to appease the Cybele of Chitor and win her to retain its battlements as her coronet.
• The power of words, and soothing sounds, appease The raging pain, and lessen the disease.
• To appease Neptune, she was bound to a rock to be devoured by Neptune.
• Howbeit my words would not appease his fury, but as necessity required he tooke the young man well nigh choked, and carried him out at the doores.
• He excuses himself as earnestly as a man may when caught in such a predicament, but cannot appease the young queen, who leaves him with words of bitter jealousy.
• The waters rose to the very summit of the mesa, and to appease the aggressive element a human sacrifice was necessary.
• The king, as if to appease him for the conduct of his censor, gave him a pension of six thousand francs a year, but he nobly refused to take a franc of it.
• Then he leapt up in fear, and bade his servants bring his chariot, that he might go down to the riverside and appease the nymphs, and the heroes whose spirits haunt the bank.
• But forty pounds paid her, her grief shall appease, And every man round me may rob, if he please.
• Oswyn averted his eyes, giving her passion time to appease itself.
• It was quickly manifest that any attempt to appease the crowd would have been utterly in vain.
• All Coras get rich, the Indians here assert, because they know better how to appease the gods.
• More wood! more wood! to appease that great flaming monster that shot tongues of fire now to the very heavens.
• Shoghi Effendi hopes that the members of his family will view his passing in that light and appease their sorrows.
• But even the fact that Lord Dauntrey contented himself with a dust cloth did not appease Mrs.
• Even her voice sounded flat in its effort at meekness and self-repression, calculated to appease Mrs.
• It seemed as if he were about to dash the child to the earth, so as to appease the gods.
• The next requisite was a church or chapel in which to invoke the divine blessing on the enterprise, or maybe to appease the divine wrath at the iniquities committed.
• These spirits are feared and great care is taken to appease them with offerings, while once a year a human sacrifice is made to them.
• But his remembrance of Manahem did not appease the philosopher, who dropped his eyes on Joseph and fixed them on him.
• Family quarrels are always the most difficult to appease, but everybody will admit that those of the family who do most to reconcile them are entitled to the greatest favor.
• What first awakens in him a sense of reality is what first is able to appease his unrest.
• They endeavored to appease the anger of the supreme being by the sacrifice of bulls and other animals.
• Five times, during his short reign, Simeon was compelled to repair to the horde, to remove suspicions and appease displeasure.
• In any case, it is evident that the Government were terrified of the effect that public opinion would have on themselves if they failed to take steps to appease it.
• I therefore thought of a stratagem to appease the riot.

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