propitiable in a sentence
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Definition
Propitiable (adjective): capable of being appeased or conciliating, especially in relation to deities or supernatural beings through offerings or rituals.
Crossword clues for propitiable
Crossword clue ideas and answer hints for the word "propitiable".
- Able to be appeased or calmed.
- Capable of gaining favor or goodwill.
- Easily made to forgive or accept.
- Open to reconciliation or soothing gestures.
- Susceptible to being placated by offerings.
Propitiable sentence examples
- A propitiable deity was often approached with offerings to ensure a bountiful harvest.
- The ancient texts spoke of rituals designed to make the gods propitiable in times of crisis.
- Her charm and kindness made her a propitiable figure among her peers, fostering goodwill and cooperation.
- In their desperation, the villagers sought a propitiable solution to appease the angry spirit of the river.
- To maintain peace, they believed it was essential to keep their ancestors propitiable through regular ceremonies.