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reconcile English

Meaning reconcile meaning

What does reconcile mean?
Definitions in simple English

reconcile Verb

— If you reconcile with someone, you restore a friendly relationship with them.

reconcile

— verb (= accommodate) make (one thing) compatible with (another) The scientists had to accommodate the new results with the existing theories — verb (= harmonize, harmonise) bring into consonance or accord harmonize one's goals with one's abilities — verb (= make up) come to terms After some discussion we finally made up — verb (= resign) accept as inevitable He resigned himself to his fate

Synonyms reconcile synonyms

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reconcile English » English

conciliate settle submit mediate make up make peace harmonize compromise patch up accommodate placate adjust unite resign pacify join balance make friendly again atone square reunite restore good relation recover put together propitiate negotiate match harmonise get back on good terms cure convalesce connect become reconciled become healthy arbitrate adapt accord accept tune try on try transpose transplant transfer transcribe temper surrender soothe smooth over smooth out

Topics reconcile topics

What do people use reconcile to talk about?
Social behavior Conflict Peace Make peace

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Social behavior Conflict Peace

Reconcile

Conjugation reconcile conjugation

How do you conjugate reconcile?

reconcile · verb

Examples reconcile examples

How do I use reconcile in a sentence?

Simple sentences

It's hard to reconcile study with work.
I would rather kill myself than reconcile myself to my fate.
My mother tried to reconcile the couple.
Maybe the village elders will intervene to reconcile them.
How is it possible to reconcile work and private life?
It's difficult to reconcile all the opinions.
Reconcile yourself to life. You're stuck in your own skin, and you can no longer be born in another skin.
The woman of today is exposed to various stresses. She must try to reconcile career and family life.
He will reconcile their dispute.
My mother attempted to reconcile the couple.

Movie subtitles

So we reconcile over the graves of our children.
Today Gunther and I will reconcile.
But that's a matter of fact, he must reconcile to it.
Glad to be able to reconcile you two. Very glad.
You've got to reconcile yourself to the fact that Kay is dead.
Reconcile them?
Among this princely heap. if any here, by false intelligence. or wrong surmise, hold me a foe - If I unwittingly, or in my rage. have aught committed that is hardly borne by any in this presence. I desire to reconcile me to his friendly peace.
We can never reconcile our differences.
TO RECONCILE THE KILLING OF MEN AND WOMEN WITHOUT ANY WARNING.
I learned the way of the West, so I've become a little of both. a paradox. and it is hard to reconcile the extremes.
Reconcile yourself to it, doctor.
I came here to reconcile the old man with his family.
Moreover, if you reconcile with science, as saying. n you want me to refuse hospitality.
Perhaps He was born and crucified to reconcile God and man.
I cant quite reconcile that with what followed.
There are still one or two little points Holmes, that I can't for the life of me reconcile with your theory. about that poor demented convict.
Unfortunately my government cannot reconcile your words. with the acts of your subjects.
West of Tibet native autocrats attempt to reconcile the millennial culture of their peoples with modern civilization.
It should be possible to reconcile this, don't you think?
Yes, Mother! But you can only reconcile with kindness!
Don't you want to reconcile with your husband?
And it is hard to reconcile the extremes.
Haven't you been able to persuade him to reconcile with you?
Well, I've written only one book. It concerns a man who can't reconcile his ideals with the woman he loves. That is indeed a story of importance.
During the symbolic presidency of field marshal Hindenburg, timorous governments followed to each others, trying in vain to reconcile the lawless forces that tore the Weimar republic apart.
O God, forgive, reconcile and curb our passions!
Perhaps He was born and crucified for only one reason: to reconcile God with man.
Once there, I promise you I will do everything in my power to reconcile you with the city.
And untilyou can geton in the world, why don'tyou reconcile with him foryour own future?
As forthe fight between Komori and Hamazaki, we wentto see Mr.Toyoda in Yamaguchi and persuaded them to reconcile, with Uchimoto acting as go-between.
Butforthat, if you don't reconcile with Uchimoto, itmakes us look bad.
You make us oppose them alone butyou reconcile with them by yourself?.
If you wantto save your lives, you'd better reconcile with Uchimoto and getout.
I heard you knew about Iwai's proposal thatwe reconcile with Uchimoto.
Mr.Takeda, we had asked Mr. Okubo to come actas go-between, assuming you would be willing to reconcile.

News and current affairs

We conceive of politics as a mechanism to reconcile enduring conflicts, such as those that exist between freedom and security.
We will need new technologies, behaviors, and ethics, supported by solid evidence, to reconcile further economic development with environmental sustainability.
In my view, a focus on global public goods - things everyone can consume without diminishing their availability to others - could help America reconcile its preponderant power with others' interests.
But, unless the Arabs reconcile themselves to the permanent reality of a Jewish state in Palestine, the creation of a Palestinian Arab state will not provide more than the temporary palliative of a tenuous truce between Arabs and Jews.
Google's move seemed to reconcile its proclaimed libertarian philosophy with its business ethics.
It was an era of integration based on the heroic drive to reconcile post-war Germany and France and establish a Pax Europea, as well as the threatened expansion of the Soviet Union.
Palestinian and Israeli leaders will have to reconcile their differences and reach a diplomatic settlement.
To reconcile our environmental priorities with continued growth, we must act realistically, pragmatically, and - above all - immediately.
An insider knows best how to reconcile contrasting interests and how to get the institutional machinery moving again, as Juncker showed with his deft handling of the distribution of tasks among the individual Commissioners.
On the economy, he must reconcile the priorities of full-employment Germany with those of Greece and Italy, which remain in the grip of recession and sky-high unemployment.
Several competing explanations attempt to reconcile these trends, and getting it right is essential for calibrating monetary and fiscal policy appropriately.
With the Germans helping to reconcile conflicting national interests by putting a little extra on the table, the process of European integration reached its apogee with the Maastricht Treaty and the introduction of the euro.
Similar exceptions will probably be made for other countries that cannot reconcile aspects of the new pact with their national circumstances.
In a bid to reconcile euro-skeptics and euro-enthusiasts, the idea of a two speed Europe - which began with the Schengen border arrangements and continued with the euro - gained momentum.
What was true for the alchemists of yore remains true today: gold and reason are often difficult to reconcile.
We conceive of politics as a mechanism to reconcile enduring conflicts, such as those that exist between freedom and security. Each, indeed, is unsustainable without the other.
Today, they need to find ways to reconcile their interests in Asia so that they can coexist peacefully and prosper.
That means, in many cases, less luxury spending - something that is hard to reconcile with the image of France as the country of fashion, perfume, and champagne.
First and foremost, it would reconcile a large state balance sheet with an expanding role for markets, bolstering employment, stimulating innovation, and advancing the economy's structural transformation.
Philosophical differences are extremely difficult to reconcile.
But that position is difficult to reconcile with Germany's inability to call into question the euro or European structures and treaties.
The Armenians came to believe that Turkey would find a way to reconcile Azerbaijan's interests with the Turkish opening to Armenia, and would open the border with Armenia regardless of progress on resolving the Nagorno-Karabakh issue.
Pakistan might find it extremely difficult to reconcile the security of its Chinese ally with its de facto proxy war with India.
Of course, there remains the challenge of strengthening institutions so that they can manage this diversity and reconcile it with political effectiveness.

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