Appease

Pronunciation: /əˈpiːz/

Appease (verb)

  1. To make someone who is angry or upset become calmer, often by giving what they want or need.
  2. To lessen a strong feeling such as fear, worry, or anger until it is not as intense.
  3. To deal with demands or complaints in a way that prevents trouble or further conflict.

Examples

  • She spoke softly to appease the angry customer.
  • The manager listened carefully to appease the angry customer.