Object

• dictator: The message will once again ring out across the world: Britain does not appease dictators.

• god: At these festivals human sacrifice would be offered to appease the gods.

• lobby: But this is the inevitable consequence of attempts to appease the human rights lobby.

• terrorist: He denounced anyone who would appease terrorists or ignore threats to Europe.

• anger: In a barren region, the goat would die from starvation and his death would appease the anger of God 25.

Used with why or when

• what: Checking and re-checking pointless facts helps appease what she recognizes with shock as a bottomless need for reassurance.

Modifying Another Word

• not: Palace's Andy Johnson was hurt by a tackle - which did not appease Dowie.

• n't: Lawsuits against a ( relative ) handful of individuals wo n't appease the fearful and trigger-happy content industry for long, tho.

• thus: However Blair, nicknamed " Naive Idiot " in private Sinn Fein documents, prefers to continue to appease thus justifying that soubriquet.

• never: I must never appease his wants; If I succumb, he will consume my existence with relish.

Preposition: in

• way: It sees God not as personal but as some kind of alien force or power, which needs to be appeased in some way.