Having the quality of calming, satisfying, or reducing anger or conflict.
From 'appease' plus the adjective suffix -ive, meaning 'tending to appease' or 'capable of appeasing.'
While 'appeasement' became a negative word after World War II, 'appeasive' remains neutral in medical and psychological contexts, describing soothing treatments or calming strategies.
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