plagate in a sentence

Definition

To placate means to calm or appease someone who is upset or angry, often by offering something to soothe their feelings.

The manager tried to placate the angry customers with complimentary vouchers.
In an effort to placate her friend, she apologized profusely for her thoughtless remarks.
The politician made a speech to placate the public's concerns about the new policy.
To placate the restless crowd, the speaker promised to address their grievances in detail.
He hoped that a heartfelt gesture would be enough to placate her hurt feelings.