noun
- acts of giving in to demands or trying to calm someone by making concessions
- policies of avoiding conflict by satisfying aggressive demands
Usage: plural form of appeasement
Usage: often used in historical or political contexts
Examples
- The government’s appeasements only encouraged further demands from the protesters.
- Historical appeasements of aggressive nations often led to greater conflicts later.
- Her constant appeasements of her difficult boss made the workplace situation worse.
- The treaty included several appeasements to satisfy both sides.
- Critics argued that these appeasements showed weakness rather than diplomacy.
- The company’s appeasements to unhappy customers helped restore their reputation.