conciliation English

Meaning conciliation meaning

What does conciliation mean?

conciliation

— noun the state of manifesting goodwill and cooperation after being reconciled there was a brief period of conciliation but the fighting soon resumed

— noun any of various forms of mediation whereby disputes may be settled short of arbitration

— noun (= placation) the act of placating and overcoming distrust and animosity

Synonyms conciliation synonyms

What other words have the same or similar meaning as conciliation?

conciliation English » English

reconciliation

propitiation

compromise

mediation

reconcilement

placation

pacification

arbitration

appeasement

settlement

rapprochement

concession

tessellation

pleasing by worship

pacation

negotiation

mediate

harmony

giving up

gaining the favour of

gaining one’s favour

endearment

encouraging

covenant

cooperation

conversation

consolation

conditioning arbitration

brown nosing

bargaining

appeasing

agreement

accomodation

accommodation

Examples conciliation examples

How do I use conciliation in a sentence?

Movie subtitles

The '90s will be seen, I think, as the decade of conciliation.

Honesty, containment. conciliation.

Any thought of conciliation with the king was now purest folly.

A misplaced augury of conciliation.

It's more like a. conciliation.

Conciliation court.

As a gesture of openness and conciliation. he's invited you to his home.

Well, if it's any conciliation, i never felt like our time together was work.

Physical action will start 60 minutes after persuasion and indirect conciliation.

They will seek conciliation.

Let me take to him some words of conciliation.

Conciliation.

With the Miners' leader calling today for the army to mutiny. in support of the strikes, this seems the wrong time for conciliation.

Conciliation is my middle name.

I pride myself on being a man of forbearance and conciliation.

It's more like a conciliation.

A minor conciliation.

Shouldn't we seek conciliation?

The time for conciliation is well past.

A gesture, an act of conciliation.

When the proof was filmed, was there any trap or conciliation from the current King?

My mother obtained a summons for a conciliation.

Signs of conciliation and willingness would weigh in the camp's favor.

We want the left sufficiently mollified, the right sufficiently panicked so as to inspire a little conciliation on all flanks.

With the miners' union leader today calling for the army to mutiny in support of the strikes, this seems the wrong time for conciliation.

However, as a gesture of conciliation and cooperation, he's asked me to give you this.

News and current affairs

A stultifying form of international oversight that offers only fiat or imposed conciliation paralyzes their domestic political development.

But, instead of consistently pursuing either strategy, Varoufakis veered between defiance and conciliation, losing credibility both ways.

Of course, Jews' historical experience is not conducive to easy conciliation.

These groups do not understand Netanyahu, who proclaims Jewish rights, defends his country's interests, and hints at conciliation but gives up little - much like a traditional Arab leader.

Public debate making clear cases one way or the other seems more appropriate than conciliation.

The code combines a robust conciliation process with appropriate punitive measures and a strong educational program.

A fragile consensus for conciliation and an independent commission to investigate the facts opens a window for dialogue, but no one thinks the crisis has ended.

From Iran's perspective, accepting an American hand extended in a spirit of conciliation could turn it into a fist.

The bilateral relationship has been rocky ever since, alternating between periods of friction and conciliation.