Synonyms of placate

Antonyms of placate

Collocations of placate

placate someone
Frequency: 70 %

He tried to placate his boss by agreeing to work overtime.

placate anger
Frequency: 60 %

She offered an apology to placate his anger.

placate concerns
Frequency: 55 %

The company issued a statement to placate the public's concerns about the safety of their products.

placate fears
Frequency: 50 %

The parents tried to placate their child's fears about the dark.

placate demands
Frequency: 45 %

The government promised to placate the protesters' demands for reform.

Idiomatic Expressions for placate

  • Phrase: placate one's conscience
    Meaning: to make oneself feel less guilty or troubled
    Usage: She donated to charity to placate her conscience after realizing she had been wasteful.