Sense: to calm or satisfy (a person, desire etc) usually by giving what was asked for or is needed
She appeased his curiosity by explaining the situation to him.
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 Afrikaans: gepaai |
 Arabic: تَهْدَئِة، تَسْكين |
 Bulgarian: успокояване |
 Brazilian: aplacamento |
 Czech: uklidnění, uspokojení |
 German: die Beschwichtigung |
 Danish: eftergivenhed; forsoning |
 Greek: κατευνασμός |
 Spanish: apaciguamiento, satisfacc |
 Estonian: lepitamine, rahusobitus |
 Farsi: دلجویی؛ آرام سازی |
 Finnish: tyydytys |
 French: apaisement |
 Hebrew: פִּיוּס |
 Hindi: तुष्टिकरण |
 Croatian: popustljivost |
 Hungarian: megbékítés |
 Indonesian: penenangan |
 Icelandic: fróun, friðun |
 Italian: appagamento |
 Japanese: なだめること |
 Korean: 진정 |
 Lithuanian: numaldymas, numalšinimas |
 Latvian: nomierināšana; apmierināš |
 Malay: ketenangan |
 Dutch: bevrediging, verzoening |
 Norwegian: forsoning |
 Polish: zaspokojenie |
 Persian: دلجویی؛ آرام سازی |
 Pashto: کرارول |
 Portuguese: apaziguamento |
 Romanian: liniştire |
 Russian: умиротворение |
 Slovak: utíšenie, upokojenie |
 Slovenian: pomiritev |
 Serbian: smirenje |
 Swedish: lugnande, stillande |
 Thai: การพะเน้าพะนอ |
 Turkish: yatıştırma, sakinleştirme |
 Taiwanese: 平息，綏靖，讓步 |
 Ukrainian: заспокоєння, примирення |
 Urdu: تشفی ، تسکین |
 Vietnamese: sự nhân nhượng |
 Chinese: 平息，绥靖 |
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