Appease and Rest

Appease

Appease verb - To lessen the anger or agitation of.

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Rest and appease are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Rest" instead a verb "Appease".

Rest verb - To refrain from labor or exertion.

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Appease and rest are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Appease" instead a verb "Rest".

Nearby Words: restless, rested, restive, resting, restful

parents	appease parents	rest parents
way	appease way	rest way

Re Vision: Anne of Windy Poplars and Anne of Ingleside were written after the rest of the series had been concluded to appease the rabid fans.

Source: Literature / Anne of Green Gables
The 'fourth' and 'sixth' books (chronologically) in the Anne of Green Gables series were written after the rest of the books, to appease the fanbase.

Source: Revision
He planned to have the man returned to life as soon as possible and only killed him to appease the one person who could restore the powers of the rest of the team.

Source: Super Dickery

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