Appeasement is a diplomatic policy of making concessions to another power in order to avoid conflict. RECONCILIATION, SETTLEMENT, ALLEVIATION, ADJUSTMENT, MITIGATION, CONCILIATION, PACIFICATION, RELIEF, EASING, ACCOMMODATION, MODERATION, SOP, mollification, and peaceatanyprice are all terms related to appeasement. RECONCILIATION is the process of restoring friendly relations between two parties, while SETTLEMENT is the resolution of a dispute or disagreement. ALLEVIATION is the reduction of something unpleasant, such as pain or suffering, while ADJUSTMENT is the act of adapting or making something suitable for a particular purpose. MITIGATION is the action of reducing the severity, seriousness, or painfulness of something, while CONCILIATION is the action of trying to bring about a peaceful resolution to a dispute. PACIFICATION is the action of calming a situation or person, while RELIEF is the feeling of being comforted or less anxious. EASING is the action of making something less severe, difficult, or painful, while ACCOMMODATION is the action of providing something that is needed or wanted. MODERATION is the avoidance of excess or extremes, while SOP is an established procedure or set of procedures. Mollification is the action of making someone less angry or hostile, while peaceatanyprice is the idea of achieving peace at any cost.