Serving, tending, or intended to propitiate someone or something; appeasing, conciliatory; atoning, expiatory.

Tending or calculated to conciliate; showing a spirit of conciliation.

Tending or intended to placate or appease someone; conciliatory; propitiatory.

That conciliates; that induces friendly feeling or overcomes objection; reconciling.

That mollifies a person or thing; †that makes a thing soft or supple (obsolete).

That disarms (in various senses of the verb); esp. that allays suspicion or hostility, chiefly by means of charm or attractiveness. Hence simply…

Tending to conciliate; conciliatory.

That tends to inhibit or reduce in intensity or impact; mollifying, moderating; (Econ.) = anti-inflationary, adj.

Tending or intended to propitiate someone or something; propitiatory, conciliatory.

Propitiatory; characterized by propitiation.

That placates, or is intended to placate, a person; conciliatory.

= conciliatory, adj.

= placatory, adj.

Involving or tending to conciliation. Cf. accommodating, adj.