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placate

[plak-eyt, -it] / ˈplæk eɪt, -ɪt /


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Rebuilding a relationship with Reyna could also help placate the sector of the fan bases that has inexplicably sided with Reyna, who was such a distraction in Qatar he was nearly sent home.

From Los Angeles Times

London pledged to introduce laws to placate the DUP, but has yet to table any proposals after months of talks.

From Reuters

Italy has the G7 presidency next year and recasting its relationship with Beijing would placate its Western allies, who are fearful of Chinese influence, while reducing the risk of a backlash from Beijing.

From Reuters

Italy has the G7 presidency next year and recasting its relationship with Beijing would placate its Western allies.

From Reuters

Redefining the relationship would placate Italy's G7 partners while maintaining good business links with Beijing.

From Reuters