pacificatory

It emits pacificatory Proclamations, not a few; with more or with less result.

At this period he addressed a letter to General Guidal, in which he offered pacificatory proposals.

Morozov's foreign policy was pacificatory.

The name "Taweret" (Tȝ-wrt) means, "she who is great" or simply, "great one," a common pacificatory address to dangerous deities.

However admirable Nezahualpili's pacificatory policy might have been in principle, it had left his people sadly unprepared to resist the Mexica's meddling in their affairs.

Historian Paul Dalton states that the cult of William was predominantly "protective and pacificatory" in character, having similarities to that of another child saint, Faith of Conques.

Let the poor who stand in need of help make their journey with letters pacificatory and not commendatory: For letters commendatory should only be given to those who are open to suspicion.