Definitionadj. intended to pacify by acceding to demands or granting concessions
Last update: July 2, 2015
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(See Serpent, below.) (v.) One of the most widely found modes of showing respect to animals is known as totemism (see Totem And Totemism), but except in decadent forms there is but little positive worship; in Central Australia, however, the rites of the Wollunqua totem group are directed towards placating this mythical animal, and cannot be termed anything but religious ceremonies. [Please select]
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Allan took it calmly, made a placating remark or two, and lapsed into a friendly silence. [Please select]
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With one final twinge of doubt--the task of placating this surly dog was anything but inviting--the American strode to the boat and climbed in, taking the stern seat. [Please select]
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The sight of these flowers of luxury, the price of which would have gone a long way toward placating Miss Pim, brought a quick telegraphic glance of irony between the two girls. [Please select]
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