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Detailed Translations for appeaser from English to French

appeaser:


Synonyms for "appeaser":


Related Definitions for "appeaser":

  1. someone who tries to bring peace by acceding to demands1
    • An appeaser is one who feeds a crocodile--hoping it will eat him last1

appease:

to appease verbe (appeases, appeased, appeasing)

  1. to appease (satisfy; suffice; provide gratification; please)
    satisfaire; suffire; assouvir; se contenter de; apaiser; contenter; pacifier
    • satisfaire verbe (satisfais, satisfait, satisfaisons, satisfaites, )
    • suffire verbe (suffis, suffit, suffisons, suffisez, )
    • assouvir verbe (assouvis, assouvit, assouvissons, assouvissez, )
    • apaiser verbe (apaise, apaises, apaisons, apaisez, )
    • contenter verbe (contente, contentes, contentons, contentez, )
    • pacifier verbe (pacifie, pacifies, pacifions, pacifiez, )

Conjugations for appease:

present
  1. appease
  2. appease
  3. appeases
  4. appease
  5. appease
  6. appease
simple past
  1. appeased
  2. appeased
  3. appeased
  4. appeased
  5. appeased
  6. appeased
present perfect
  1. have appeased
  2. have appeased
  3. has appeased
  4. have appeased
  5. have appeased
  6. have appeased
past continuous
  1. was appeasing
  2. were appeasing
  3. was appeasing
  4. were appeasing
  5. were appeasing
  6. were appeasing
future
  1. shall appease
  2. will appease
  3. will appease
  4. shall appease
  5. will appease
  6. will appease
continuous present
  1. am appeasing
  2. are appeasing
  3. is appeasing
  4. are appeasing
  5. are appeasing
  6. are appeasing
subjunctive
  1. be appeased
  2. be appeased
  3. be appeased
  4. be appeased
  5. be appeased
  6. be appeased
diverse
  1. appease!
  2. let's appease!
  3. appeased
  4. appeasing
1. I, 2. you, 3. he/she/it, 4. we, 5. you, 6. they

Translation Matrix for appease:

VerbRelated TranslationsOther Translations
apaiser appease; please; provide gratification; satisfy; suffice allay; calm; calming down; chill; comfort; control; cool; cool down; fill; get cold; get cooler; get fresh; grow cold; grow cooler; hush; keep back; make up with; moderate; placate; please; quiet; reassure; reconcile with; refrigerate; restrain; satiate; satisfy; saturate; set at ease; silence; soothe; soothing; subdue; to eat one's fill; tranquilize; tranquillise; tranquillize
assouvir appease; please; provide gratification; satisfy; suffice allay; alleviate; fill; hush; please; quench; quiet; satiate; satisfy; saturate; silence; soothe; to eat one's fill; tranquilize; tranquillise; tranquillize
contenter appease; please; provide gratification; satisfy; suffice allay; hush; please; quiet; satiate; satisfy; saturate; silence; soothe; tranquilize; tranquillise; tranquillize
pacifier appease; please; provide gratification; satisfy; suffice allay; demilitarise; demilitarize; hush; pacify; please; quiet; satiate; satisfy; saturate; silence; soothe; tranquilize; tranquillise; tranquillize
satisfaire appease; please; provide gratification; satisfy; suffice allay; fill; hush; pay a bill; please; quiet; receipt; satiate; satisfy; saturate; settle; silence; soothe; suffice; to eat one's fill; tranquilize; tranquillise; tranquillize
se contenter de appease; please; provide gratification; satisfy; suffice do someone a favour; please someone
suffire appease; please; provide gratification; satisfy; suffice be adequate; be enough; be sufficient; suffice
- assuage; conciliate; gentle; gruntle; lenify; mollify; pacify; placate; propitiate; quell; stay
OtherRelated TranslationsOther Translations
- conciliate; placate

Related Words for "appease":


Synonyms for "appease":


Related Definitions for "appease":

  1. make peace with1
  2. overcome or allay1
  3. cause to be more favorably inclined; gain the good will of1

Wiktionary Translations for appease:

appease
verb
  1. To make quiet; to calm; to reduce to a state of peace; to still; to pacify
appease
verb
  1. ramener au calme, à un état paisible.
  2. Apaiser quelqu’un en lui accordant quelque chose.
  3. redonner l’assurance, rendre la confiance, la tranquillité.