placatable

English

Etymology

placate +‎ -able

Adjective

placatable (comparative more placatable, superlative most placatable)

1. Capable of being placated.
   • 1990, Rhys Garnett, R. J. Ellis, Science fiction roots and branches, page 53:

     The working class in Dracula is universally presented as unthreatening - childishly venal and placatable with the price of a pint of beer.