appeasement (adverb)
Appeasement is the act of giving in to someone's demands, especially those of an aggressive power or a difficult person, in order to avoid conflict or maintain peace. In a political context, it often refers to a diplomatic policy that makes concessions to an enemy to prevent war.
"Giving the crying child a toy was a simple act of appeasement to keep the store quiet."
Think of 'A-PEACE-ment'. You are trying to buy a little 'piece' of 'peace' by giving something away.
Using 'appeasement' for a fair deal. → Using 'compromise'.
Saying 'He appeasemented the boss'. → Saying 'He appeased the boss'.
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