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propitiate

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Main Entry: propitiate
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: conciliate

Synonyms:

appease, assuage, atone, mollify, pacify, placate, satisfy
Main Entry: propitiate
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: pacify

Synonyms:

adapt, appease, calm, conciliate, conform, mediate, placate, reconcile, soothe
Main Entry: appease
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: satisfy, pacify

Synonyms:

allay, alleviate, assuage, be enough, blunt, calm, compose, conciliate, content, diminish, do*, ease, gratify, lessen, lull, make matters up, meet halfway, mitigate, mollify, patch things up, placate, propitiate, quell, quench, quiet, serve, soften, soothe, subdue, sweeten, tranquilize

Antonyms:

aggravate, annoy, incite, irritate, provoke, tease
Main Entry: assuage
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: soothe, relieve

Synonyms:

allay, alleviate, appease, calm, compose, conciliate, cool*, ease, fill, lessen, lighten, lull, make nice, mitigate, moderate, mollify, pacify, palliate, placate, pour oil on, propitiate, quench, quiet, sate, satisfy, soften, still, surfeit, sweeten, take the edge off, take the sting out, temper, tranquilize

Antonyms:

exacerbate, upset
Main Entry: atone
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: compensate; make amends for former misdoing

Synonyms:

absolve, answer, apologize, appease, balance, correct, counterbalance, do penance, expiate, make amends, make redress, make reparation, make up for, offset, outweigh, pay, pay one's dues, propitiate, recompense, reconcile, redeem, redress, repair, set off, square, take one's medicine
Main Entry: mediate
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: try to bring to an agreement

Synonyms:

act as middle, arbitrate, bring to terms, conciliate, deal, go fifty-fifty, intercede, interfere, intermediate, interpose, intervene, make a deal, make peace, meet halfway, moderate, negotiate, propitiate, reconcile, referee, resolve, restore harmony, settle, step in, strike happy medium, trade off, umpire

Antonyms:

argue, contend, disagree, fight
Main Entry: mollify
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: pacify, soothe

Synonyms:

abate, allay, alleviate, ameliorate, appease, assuage, blunt, calm, compose, conciliate, cool, cushion, decrease, diminish, dulcify, ease, fix up, lessen, lighten, lull, mellow, mitigate, moderate, modify, pacify, patch things up, placate, propitiate, quell, quiet, reduce, relieve, soften, sweeten, take sting out, temper, tranquilize

Antonyms:

agitate, depress, exasperate, harass, incite, provoke, trouble, upset, worry
Main Entry: pacify
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: make peaceful; appease

Synonyms:

allay, ameliorate, assuage, bury the hatchet, butter up, calm, chasten, compose, con, conciliate, cool, dulcify, fix up, grease, kiss and make up, lay back, lull, make peace, mitigate, moderate, mollify, pacificate, placate, propitiate, put the lid on, qualify, quell, quiet, relieve, repress, silence, smooth over, soft-pedal, soften, soothe, square, still, stroke, subdue, sweeten, take the edge off, tame, temper, tranquilize

Antonyms:

agitate, incite, irritate, upset
Main Entry: placate
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: soothe, pacify

Synonyms:

appease, assuage, calm, cheer, comfort, conciliate, humor, make peace, make up*, mollify, pacify, play up to, pour oil on, propitiate, reconcile, satisfy, soft-pedal, soothe, stroke*, sweeten, tranquilize, win over

Antonyms:

agitate, upset, worry
Main Entry: recompense
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: pay back, make restitution

Synonyms:

ante up, atone, atone for, balance, comp, compensate, cough up, counterbalance, counterpoise, countervail, do business, equalize, expiate, fix, give satisfaction, grease, indemnify, make amends, make good, make up for, offset, overcompensate, pay, pay for, propitiate, put out, reciprocate, recoup, recover, redress, reimburse, remunerate, repay, requite, retaliate, retrieve, return, reward, satisfy, spring for, square*, sweeten the pot, swing for, take care of
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