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propitiate

/prəˈpɪʃ.i.eɪt/

Traduction: Verbe signifiant gagner ou regagner la faveur de quelqu'un, en particulier d'un dieu, d'un esprit ou d'une autorité, en faisant quelque chose qui lui plaît ; apaiser ou calmer.

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/prəˈpɪʃ.i.eɪt/C2formal
  • frVerbe signifiant gagner ou regagner la faveur de quelqu'un, en particulier d'un dieu, d'un esprit ou d'une autorité, en faisant quelque chose qui lui plaît ; apaiser ou calmer.

A verb meaning to win or regain the favor of someone, especially a god, spirit, or authority, by doing something that pleases them; to appease or conciliate.

  1. Appease or pacifyC2formal

    To win or regain the favor of someone, especially a god or spirit, by doing something that pleases them.

    frApaiser, se concilier

    • The ancient tribes offered sacrifices to propitiate the gods.
    • He tried to propitiate his angry boss with a sincere apology.
    • They performed a ritual to propitiate the spirits of the forest.

    Synonymesappeaseconciliatemollifypacifyplacate

    Antonymesaggravateagitateangerantagonizeenrageincenseinfuriateirritateoffendprovoke

Formes
  • propitiated past participle
  • propitiated past simple
  • propitiating present participle
  • propitiates third person singular
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