appeaser's Usage Examples:

McCarthy's national loyalty and also warned that a strong vote for "the appeaser," would be "greeted with cheers in Hanoi.

much resented, and gave rise to unfounded accusations that he had been an appeaser (despite a robust defence of his reputation by the arch-antiappeaser Robert.

Sir Robert Henry Hadow(1895–1963), diplomat and appeaser.

Geneva for his anti-fascist and anti-appeaser attitudes and actions.

He no longer pleased politically the French appeaser director of the LN, Joseph Avenol.

Though not an appeaser, he had publicly backed Neville Chamberlain's Munich Agreement.

relative of the founder of their movement, saw him as a lax and conformist appeaser.

He was seen as a leading "appeaser" and his removal from office (along with that of Sir John Simon and the.

so, as an appeaser, did his standing in the Conservative party after the failure of appeasement and the appointment of the anti-appeaser Winston Churchill.

strongly Conservative and pro-landlord position, denouncing Gladstone as an appeaser, comparing the Land League to the Mafia and the Colorado beetle, and demanding.

who changed from a liberal socialist and pacifist into a reactionary appeaser.

man of murder; a hireling man of kerioth Ishbah, praising He praises, appeaser Ishbak, free, empty, exhausted Ishbi-benob, man sitting in Nob dweller.

He is thus generally considered an 'appeaser'.

The God Delusion, likens me to Neville Chamberlain, the pusillanimous appeaser of Hitler at Munich.

the insufficiency of British armaments led many to brand Spender as an appeaser before the Second World War, or otherwise to praise him for his able defence.

a darling of liberals, is viewed by many conservative senators as an appeaser.

election and called Johnson's primary opponent, Senator Eugene McCarthy, an "appeaser.

Secretary from the First World War) and Winston Churchill (strong anti-appeaser) seemed to give the Cabinet more balance.

Synonyms:

reconciler; pacifier; make-peace; conciliator; peacemaker;