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| appease | to calm or soothe, especially by giving in to demands. |
| assuage | to lessen the force or pain of: to assuage a widow's grief. to satisfy or quench: to assuage a child's thirst for knowledge. |
| belligerent | quick to fight or argue; hostile: a belligerent person. of , pertaining to, or engaged in warfare: belligerent powers. a nation fighting a war. |
| condone | to forgive, overlook, or disregard (an offense) without protest or blame. |
| indignant | feeling or showing anger about something unjust, mean, or unworthy. |
| infuriate | to make furious; enrage. |
| reconcile | to restore friendship between: to reconcile former friends. to bring (oneself) to accept: to reconcile oneself to a loss. to bring into harmony or agreement: to reconcile different points of view. |
| resent | to feel angry or bitter about. |
| retaliate | to return like for like; pay back in kind: to retaliate against an attack. |
| wrath | violent, resentful anger; rage. |
