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-
Acacian schism,
started in 484 by
Acacius of Constantinople's
efforts to
placate the Monophysites. His
efforts to
resolve this
schism were successful, and...
-
platitude that is
trite or unoriginal. It can be
intended to
soothe or
placate; it can
suggest insincerity or a lack of
originality in the speaker. Bromide...
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cultures are
unknown but it is
often thought to have been
performed to
placate certain gods.
Although there is no
incontrovertible evidence of
child sacrifice...
- each hire a Santa, who don't get
along and try to
outdo each other. To
placate her mother, a
woman asks Ace to pose as her fiancé. A has-been
comic finds...
-
resemble the old and eccentric-looking
Jenny at that age. Jan's
doubt is
placated when she
meets Aunt Jenny, a fun-loving
Auntie Mame-type, and realizes...
-
lungshot from a
ricocheting bullet fired by police, who were
trying to
placate a
crowd of
protesters at
Roter Ochse prison. SED
officials used his death...
- text of
Sholem Aleichem's play, but
emphasising the
class conflict to
placate the
Soviet censor, for whom
otherwise a
Jewish topic may have
proved problematic...
- party,
would not
nationalize industry, and
would honor the rule of law to
placate market alarmism,
adding that he
would lead the
party instead of Cerrón...
- the
person or
party who has made the offer. It can also be
money paid to
placate a
disgruntled adversary who may
disclose embarr****ing information, even...
