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appease

[uh-peez] / əˈpiz /


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In January 2022, on the eve of the full-scale assault, he warned that Russia was not a Great Power and should not be appeased.

From The Wall Street Journal

The people subletting have started complaining about random stuff, and I’m not sure how much to appease them.

From MarketWatch

Over the years, Netflix has released more movies in theaters, but often for short windows and to appease famous directors and qualify for awards consideration.

From The Wall Street Journal

“Instead of doubling down on our core products and customer experience, we tried to appease too many people with too many variations.”

From The Wall Street Journal

The assessment that “the evidence of abuse by the reservists appears weak” is unsubstantiated, as is Mr. Bell’s harsh accusation that military prosecutors wrongly indict Israeli soldiers to appease the Jewish state’s critics.

From The Wall Street Journal