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placable
adjective
old-fashionedformaluk /ˈplæk.ə.bəl/ us /ˈplæk.ə.bəl/
If you describe a person as placable, you mean that it is easy to keep them calm when they start to become angry or upset:
He was a placable fellow with a mild temper.
I stepped in and took her to one side, and she immediately became placable.
She could never be described as a kind or placable sort of woman.
The king had a generous and placable nature.
She believed that the gods were always placable and that they treated everyone with love.
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
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(as) cool as a cucumberidiom
at (your) leisureidiom
be at peace with the worldidiom
biddable
calmly
easy come, easy goidiom
easy-going
equilibrium
fluidly
free-flowing
non-hysterical
peaceably
peacefully
peacefulness
placid
uninhibited
unpressured
unpressurized
unruffled
unshockable
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