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Meaning of appeased
The primary meaning of the word "appeased" is to pacify or calm someone or something, typically by giving in to their demands or by making amends.
Etymology of appeased
The word "appeased" comes from the Old French word "apaisier", which is derived from "pais", meaning peace, and the suffix "-ier", which forms a verb.
The word has been used in the English language since the 15th century to describe the act of calming or pacifying someone or something.
Synonyms
Definitions
- To make someone or something less angry or hostile by giving them what they want or by making amends.
- To calm or soothe a feeling of hunger, thirst, or other physical need.
- To make something unpleasant or disturbing less severe or intense.
Usage Examples
- The government tried to appease the protesters by promising to address their concerns.
- She appeased her hunger with a snack before dinner.
- The company appeased the environmentalists by agreeing to reduce their carbon emissions.
Antonyms
enraged
infuriated
antagonized
provoked
irritated
annoyed
vexed
disturbed
unsettled
inflamed
agitated
excited
intensified
exacerbated
worsened
intensified
inflamed
antagonistic
hostile
belligerent
confrontational