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appeasement, n. 1. pacification, alleviation, palliation, allaying, assuagement; mitigation, abatement, moderation, tempering, lessening; blunting, dulling, deadening; slaking, quenching, satisfying, satisfaction; stifling, stilling, silencing, hushing, smothering.
2. placation, dulcification, mollification, softening; conciliation, propitiation, compromise, concession, accommodation, adjustment.
3. surrender, yielding, submission, acquiescence, accession; peace-offering, reparation, amends, sop, pacifier; calumet, peace pipe, olive branch; white flag.

appellation, n. 1. name, title, honorific, style, designation; epithet, appellative, by-word, label, tag, SI. handle, SI. moniker; nickname, sobriquet, cognomen, agnomen, by-name, pet name, diminutive; pseudonym, anonym, allonym, alias, assumed name, pen name, nom de plume, Fr. nom de guerre, stage name, Fr. nom de th^dtre.
2. denomination, naming, calling, dubbing, christening; identification, definition.

appendage, n. 1. attachment, appurtenance, appurtenant, adjunct, appanage; appendix, addendum, codicil, Law. allonge; epilogue, postscript, p.s., P.S., subjoinder, subjunction, end piece, tail piece, suffix, postfix, tag; supplement, supplementation, superaddition, addition, extension, annexation, Rare, annex-ment, annex, wing, ell; subsidiary, subdivision, division, part, section, branch, arm; member, leg, limb, tentacle, extremity; complement, completer, accessory, accompaniment; concomitant, concurrent, pendant, counterpart, corollary, correlative, Astron. comes.
2. servant, servitor, domestic, menial, hireling, acolyte, vassal, liegeman,
Hist, retainer; manservant, man, valet, butler, major-domo, seneschal, factotum, steward, footman, lackey, Archaic, groom; maid, handmaid, woman, Fr. femme de chambre; cupbearer, Ganymede; All Contemptuous, flunky, satellite, slave, SI. stooge; subordinate, underling, small fry, Inf. small potatoes; attendant, assistant, auxiliary, ancilla, aide, helper, coadjutor, coadjutress, supplementary, appendant; squire, equerry, courtier, gillie, page, foot-boy, aide-de-camp, Mil. orderly, Obs. waiter; affiliate, associate, fellow, sidekick.
3. follower, pursuivant, shadow, groupie; dependent, parasite, sycophant, leech, sponge, toady, hanger-on,
Archaic, trencherman.

appendant, adj. 1. attached, appended, suffixed, subjoined, annexed, added; suspended, pendant, hanging or swinging from; additional, supplementary, supplemental, codicillary, adjunct; subordinate, subsidiary, secondary, auxiliary, ancillary.
2. accompanying, accessory, complementary, attendant, associated, affiliated; connected, related, relative, correlative, correlated, dependent, concomitant, concurrent; consequent, consequential, resultant, resulting, following
or progressing from.
-n. 3. attachment, appurtenance, appurtenant, adjunct, appanage, appendage; appendix, addendum,
Law. allonge; supplement, supplementation, superaddition, addition, extension, annexation, Rare, annex-ment, annex, wing, ell.
4. complement, completer, accessory, accompaniment; concomitant, concurrent, pendant, counterpart, corollary, correlative,
Astron. comes.

appendix, n. 1. supplement, addendum, codicil, Law. allonge; epilogue, postscript, p.s., P.S., subjoinder, subjunction, suffix, postfix, endpiece, tailpiece, tag.
2. appendage, attachment, appurtenance, appurtenant, adjunct, appanage; supplementation, superaddition, addition, extension, annexation,
Rare, annex-ment, annex.

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