Difference between Conciliatory and Placatory

CONCILIATORY vs PLACATORY: ADJECTIVE

Conciliatory; intended to placate or appease or propitiate; betokening pacific intentions.

Mediating, Accommodative, Reconciliation, Appeasement, Forgiving, Reconciliatory, Placative, Propitiative, Propitiatory, Yielding, Compromising, Flexible, Placating, Appeasing, Placatory

Tactful, Apologetic, Scornful, Contemptuous, Unstatesmanlike, Obsequious, Unhelpful, Bellicose, Reconciliatory, Insincere, Dismissive, Conciliative, Conciliating, Appeasing, Conciliatory

Mediating, Accommodative, Reconciliation, Appeasement, Forgiving, Reconciliatory, Propitiative, Placative, Propitiatory, Yielding, Compromising, Flexible, Placating, Appeasing, Placatory

Tactful, Apologetic, Scornful, Contemptuous, Unstatesmanlike, Obsequious, Unhelpful, Bellicose, Reconciliatory, Insincere, Dismissive, Conciliative, Conciliating, Appeasing, Conciliatory

Conciliatory Republicans and eager Democrats, THE NEW YORK TIMES.
His conciliatory attitude towards the anthracite miners facilitated negotiations.
The Americans have consistantly rebuffed our conciliatory moves.
Hawaii, Washington would likely make no conciliatory moves.
Court of Appeal fostered a more conciliatory approach.
Lincoln is not a folksy and conciliatory figure.
Why has Moon taken such a conciliatory approach?
Oz started backtracking from his once conciliatory stance.
On Tuesday, they struck a more conciliatory note.
HYZAAR was very conciliatory at the MP3 section.

However, it has also diverted attention from earlier responses to metal detecting, some of which were more placatory than others.
Flute more prominent than the drum and more placatory.
Hermione, stretching out a placatory hand towards him.