Preposition: of

• terrorist: The Agreement itself is little more than a covert attempt to buy peace by the appeasement of republican terrorists.

• terrorism: We pay tribute to the stand he has taken since and support his present analysis of the appeasement of terrorism.

• fascism: In 1945 they were turning their backs on the 1930s and mass unemployment, poverty and the appeasement of fascism.

• IRA: Terrorists the world over have observed the results of the UK and USA governments ' appeasement of the IRA.

• aggression: The scheme was widely denounced as appeasement of Italian aggression.

Converse of object

• support: It supported appeasement with Nazi Germany and its owner Lord Rothermere willingly met Hitler and openly expressed admiration for Mussolini.

• oppose: As a Tory student activist he supported republican Spain and opposed appeasement of Hitler.

• make: He succeeded Stanley Baldwin as Prime Minister in 1937 and made appeasement ' famous ' .

• do: Why did appeasement fail to prevent the outbreak of war in 1939?

• believe: Another theory is that Chamberlain believed that appeasement was worth trying but that war was inevitable.

Adjective modifier

• internal: No more internal appeasement, no more loveless marriage ' .

• similar: Similar appeasement is and a handful who may be i might render.

• British: By british appeasement of the usa over to broadcast wilshire and seventh.

• late: As a group we are disgusted with the latest appeasement to terrorists the destruction of the RIR.

Modifies a noun

• policy: The result of Chamberlain's appeasement policy was the signing of the Munich Agreement.

• process: But when the state began in 1948, there were greater strains on this appeasement process.

• humanity: He is the embodiment of the most dangerous appeasement humanity has known since the 1930s.

• strategy: For the application of this approach to the 1930s appeasement strategy see M. Cowling, The Impact of Hitler, 1975.

Preposition: in

• 1930s: The Bank may have been guilty of appeasement in the late 1930s.