1. past tense and past participle of appease; to make calm or peaceful by giving in to demands or by satisfying needs

Examples

• The angry customer was appeased when offered a full refund.
• The dictator appeased his critics by promising democratic reforms.
• She appeased her hunger with a quick snack before dinner.
• The protesters were not easily appeased by the politician’s vague promises.
• His guilt was appeased only after he apologized sincerely.
• The crying baby was appeased when given a bottle.