How to spell APEASED correctly?
If you meant "appeased" instead of "apeased", then you are on the right track. "Appeased" means to pacify or satisfy someone's demands or feelings. This word accurately reflects the act of calming or soothing others.
List of suggestions on how to spell apeased correctly
- Abased I felt abased after my embarrassing mistake in front of the whole audience.
- Appealed
- Appeared I appeared to be asleep but was actually watching TV.
- appease The company tried to appease its customers by offering a discount on their next purchase.
- appeased The diplomat appeased the angry mob by promising to address their concerns with the government.
- appeaser Neville Chamberlain was often criticized as an appeaser for his negotiations with Adolf Hitler prior to World War II.
- appeases The company president appeases the angry shareholders by promising to increase profits in the next quarter.
- Apposed The two opposing sides of the debate were apposed on the issue of gun control.
- eased He eased his way through the crowded room.
