1. having the quality of calming or satisfying; intended to pacify

1. present participle of appease; calming or satisfying someone by giving them what they want
Usage: present participle form

Examples

• The manager was appeasing the angry customers with free vouchers.
• She tried appeasing her crying baby with a bottle.
• His appeasing tone helped calm the heated discussion.
• The government’s appeasing policies toward the protesters were controversial.
• They were appeasing their critics by making small changes to the proposal.
• Her appeasing smile suggested she wanted to avoid conflict.
• The company is appeasing shareholders with higher dividend payments.