placable, placable

[Latin placabilis, from placo =to appease; Fr. placable; Ital. placa bile; Sp. placable.] Capable of being appeased; ready or willing to be appeased; willing to forgive or condone. "Methought I saw him placable and mild, Bending his ear." Milton: P. L. , xi. 151. *plăc-a-ble-ne , *plā-ca-ble-ne , s . [Eng. placable ; -ne .] The quality or state of being placable; placability. "God's placablene and reconcilable ne to sinners."Cudworth: Sermons, p. 74.