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appeaser

/əˈpiː.zər/

Traduction: Personne qui cherche à apaiser ou à éviter un conflit en cédant aux demandes ou aux menaces d'autrui, souvent avec une connotation négative de sacrifice de ses principes.

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noun

/əˈpiː.zər/C1formal
  • frPersonne qui cherche à apaiser ou à éviter un conflit en cédant aux demandes ou aux menaces d'autrui, souvent avec une connotation négative de sacrifice de ses principes.

A noun referring to a person who attempts to maintain peace or avoid conflict by yielding to the demands or threats of others, often associated with a negative connotation of sacrificing principles.

  1. Person who pacifies by giving inC1formal

    A person who attempts to maintain peace or avoid conflict by yielding to the demands of others, often at the expense of principles or long-term security.

    frApaiseur (en cédant)

    • History often judges an appeaser harshly for their concessions.
    • He was labeled an appeaser for agreeing to the unfavorable terms.
    • The politician was criticized as an appeaser who gave away too much.

    Synonymesaccommodatorconciliatorpacifier

    Antonymeschallengerhardlineropponentresisterstalwart

Formes
  • appeasers plural form
  • appeasers' possessive plural form
  • appeaser's possessive singular form
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