ap·ˈpease·ment poli·cy СУЩ.
ap·pease·ment [əˈpi:zmənt] СУЩ. no pl
1. appeasement (conciliation):
- appeasement of one's critics
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2. appeasement (relief):
- appeasement of anger
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- appeasement of hunger
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poli·cy1 [ˈpɒləsi, америк. ˈpɑ:-] СУЩ.
1. policy:
2. policy no pl:
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Once war broke out, appeasement was blamed for the failure to stop the dictators.
en.wikipedia.org He had argued against appeasement even at the height of its popularity.
en.wikipedia.org Enemy armies have no interest in appeasement or occupation and raze buildings indiscriminately when given the opportunity to do so.
en.wikipedia.org Appeasement had been a respectable term between 1919 and 1937 to signify the pursuit of peace.
en.wikipedia.org He had been unable to support himself during his last months, and relied on government handoutsan appeasement that was much ridiculed from the far left.
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